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University Programs Hosts NBA 2K19 Tournament
by Khadn Adderley FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — Students looking for a way to relieve the stress of midterms can enjoy a night of gaming. University Programs will host a 2K tournament for those students who are going through the struggles of midterms and want to support their favorite NBA team. The competition allows students to form…
Businesses Struggling on Dickson Street
By: Blake Hinds FAYETTEVILLE, Ark.- Six restaurants and bars have closed since December, including the Taco Bell Cantina, Hog Haus, Waffle House and Qdoba. You’d think small business owners looking to set up shop on Dickson would be worried, but the opportunity outweighs the risks. “We came down here and we saw the traffic and…
Health Officials Confirm Three Cases of Mumps on Campus
by Victoria Radke (Traveler Staff Reporter) Arkansas Department of Health officials identified three cases of mumps at the UofA in the last few weeks, according to a press release from the ADH. The ADH officials will work with UA officials to alert students and staff who may have been in contact with the virus. Officials…
Traffic in Harmon Garage Remains an Issue
by Nicolas Bravo FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — Harmon parking garage underwent renovations at the end of the last school year to help improve the flow of traffic. Gates used to be at the exits of Harmon, where students had to swipe a card to open the gate. This was a slow process which which led to…
Traffic in Harmon Garage Remains an Issue
by Nicolas Bravo FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — Harmon parking garage underwent renovations at the end of the last school year to help improve the flow of traffic. Gates used to be at the exits of Harmon, where students had to swipe a card to open the gate. This was a slow process which which led to…
Traffic in Harmon Garage Remains an Issue
by Nicolas Bravo FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — Harmon parking garage underwent renovations at the end of the last school year to help improve the flow of traffic. Gates used to be at the exits of Harmon, where students had to swipe a card to open the gate. This was a slow process which which led to…
Solar Energy Bill Draws Support From Student Groups
by Samson Tamijani FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — Arkansas is a state without incentives that reward renewable energy despite its high electric rates for residents and the big businesses located here. Arkansas conservation groups advocate potential for change, and for the first time, there’s a bill that could bring a big change. Last week groups met on…
Laura Bush to Give a Distinguished Lecture This Spring
by Haley Berley FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — Former first lady Laura Bush will speak this semester as part of the student-sponsored Distinguished Lecture Series. Laura W. Bush advocates education and women’s rights, as well as many other rights. During her time as the first lady, she supported the growth of education in the United States and amongst America’s…
Laura Bush to Give a Distinguished Lecture This Spring
by Haley Berley FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — Former first lady Laura Bush will speak this semester as part of the student-sponsored Distinguished Lecture Series. Laura W. Bush advocates education and women’s rights, as well as many other rights. During her time as the first lady, she supported the growth of education in the United States and amongst America’s…
Laura Bush to Give a Distinguished Lecture This Spring
by Haley Berley FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — Former first lady Laura Bush will speak this semester as part of the student-sponsored Distinguished Lecture Series. Laura W. Bush advocates education and women’s rights, as well as many other rights. During her time as the first lady, she supported the growth of education in the United States and amongst America’s…