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Razorbacks Reach End of an Era Leaving Athletes Conflicted
By Ashlyn Grace Brothers FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (UATV) — Fans and football players continue reacting to the future of the Arkansas athletics program. After being throttled at home by his former QB Ty Storey, Chad Morris’ career as Head Hog has come to a close. The Hogs will play the remainder of this season under Interim…
Self-Care Is Crucial to Students’ Well-Being
By: Arden Wynn Exams are approaching, while student’s academic anxieties are raising. Anxiety and depression are the two most prominent mental disorders that effect students on college campus’. Academics are very important, but students need to remember that their well-being is just as important. Self-care is the cure to all anxieties students are taking on.…
Moped Safety On Campus
By Wyatt Garrett FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — Riding a moped, or scooter, to school comes with both convenience and risks. For Tanner Fox, a student at the University of Arkansas, driving a moped to campus provides an easy way to reach his classes in the Walton College of Business. He’s able to park right across the…
RAZORBACK TRANSIT BUS DRIVERS MAKE AN IMPACT WITH TIME
By Delaney Osbourn Fayetteville, ARK. – Many passengers on the Razorback transit buses enter the bus with headphones in their ears and their phones in their hands. They get on the bus and are driven to their next location within minutes. But, none of the reported three million rides given just last year would be…
Students Get the Opportunity to Show Their Work
By Steven Erbacher FAYETTEVILLE, Ark.— The University Libraries’ Special Collections division is hosting a Student Showcase at 5 p.m. Nov. 19, in Mullins Library. Undergraduate, graduate students and interns will be giving out presentations on their projects and research for over an hour. Part of the reason for this event is to advertise for the…
UofA Campus Gives Opportunity to Benefit Community
By Steven Erbacher FAYETTEVILLE, Ark.— A month-long campus food drive started Monday, November 18, at the hands of the university’s Transit and Parking department. During the food drive, which goes on through the rest of the semester, there will be bins for donating goods at Harmon garage, the Union Bus Station, the Garland bookstore and…
Thanksgiving Brings a Costly Break for Students
By Steven Erbacher FAYETTEVILLE, Ark.— Thanksgiving break has several significance meanings for the students at the University of Arkansas. First, it’s the longest break from classes during the Fall semester, starting next Wednesday, November 27 and lasting through the Sunday starting December. The reality of the semester coming to a close starts to set in…
International Education Week Brings Campus Cultures Together
By: Haley Berley FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — This week the University of Arkansas is celebrating International Education Week. Including an international dress day, the international bazaar, a study abroad photo contest and a dance around the world event. “Your first year all you think about is, ‘I wanna assimilate American culture, I don’t want to look…
Teen Falls from Cliff at Devil’s Den
by Nicolas Bravo FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — On Sunday afternoon, a 19-year-old teen fell from the Yellow Rock trail at Devil’s Den State Park. An emergency call went out just after 2 p.m. for the teen who fell about 20 to 30 feet. The Round Mountain Volunteer Fire Department responded to the call and had this…
Visiting Professor Speaks at Pryor Center
by Nicolas Bravo FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — The Center for Ethics in Journalism hosts Brent Renaud to speak at the Pryor Center in Fayetteville on Wednesday, November 20th. Renaud is an award winning filmmaker and an Arkansas native. He will be talking about his experiences shooting short films and documentaries around the work dealing with drugs…