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  • Students to Host Fayetteville Mayor for Environmental Town Hall

    Students to Host Fayetteville Mayor for Environmental Town Hall

    By Samson Tamijani FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — Fayetteville Mayor Lioneld Jordan will visit campus Wednesday to speak with students on the city’s sustainability efforts and policies. A local chapter of Oakland, Calif.-based environmental group Net Impact organized the event alongside campus student authorities Residents Interhall Congress and Associated Student Government. According to Amelia Holcomb, vice president…

  • Students to Host Fayetteville Mayor for Environmental Town Hall

    Students to Host Fayetteville Mayor for Environmental Town Hall

    By Samson Tamijani FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — Fayetteville Mayor Lioneld Jordan will visit campus Wednesday to speak with students on the city’s sustainability efforts and policies. A local chapter of Oakland, Calif.-based environmental group Net Impact organized the event alongside campus student authorities Residents Interhall Congress and Associated Student Government. According to Amelia Holcomb, vice president…

  • UA to Honor First Generation Students Friday

    UA to Honor First Generation Students Friday

    By Samson Tamijani FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — Current and former students of University of Arkansas who represent the first generation of their families to achieve higher education will have a chance to be honored at the Arkansas Union Friday. UA New Student & Programs hosts “I’m First,” a three hour catered event Friday afternoon at the…

  • Fayetteville Upgrades Gulley Park Bike Trail

    Fayetteville Upgrades Gulley Park Bike Trail

    By: Haley Berley FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — The city of Fayetteville upgraded the bike trails lining Gulley Park with a one-of-a-kind improvement that includes accessibility for those with disabilities. “The ADA [American’s with Disabilities Act] is critical for our new facilities, anything we’re building from right here, everything about this project is accessible to accommodate users…

  • Razorbacks Raise Money for Rwanda

    Razorbacks Raise Money for Rwanda

    By: Moe Ellis FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — An Arkansas RSO raises money for water crisis victims in Rwanda. The Wells Project uses donations to bring clean water to the people affected over 8,000 miles away. Members of the RSO encourage students to take part in the “10 Day Challenge.” The challenge is to cut back on…

  • Razorbacks Raise Money for Rwanda

    Razorbacks Raise Money for Rwanda

    By: Moe Ellis FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — An Arkansas RSO raises money for water crisis victims in Rwanda. The Wells Project uses donations to bring clean water to the people affected over 8,000 miles away. Members of the RSO encourage students to take part in the “10 Day Challenge.” The challenge is to cut back on…

  • Razorbacks Raise Money for Rwanda

    Razorbacks Raise Money for Rwanda

    By: Moe Ellis FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — An Arkansas RSO raises money for water crisis victims in Rwanda. The Wells Project uses donations to bring clean water to the people affected over 8,000 miles away. Members of the RSO encourage students to take part in the “10 Day Challenge.” The challenge is to cut back on…

  • PROGRAM HELPS CLOTHE STUDENTS

    PROGRAM HELPS CLOTHE STUDENTS

    By Delaney Osbourn FAYETTEVILLE, ARK. – The Boss Hog program on campus provides students with access to professional clothing that they might not have access to on a regular basis. The program began in 2016. Coordinator for the Boss Hog program, Elijah Conley says the program is for students who need the professional clothing. “We…

  • PACK THE PANTRY FOOD DRIVE TRYING TO HELP STUDENTS AND FACULTY

    PACK THE PANTRY FOOD DRIVE TRYING TO HELP STUDENTS AND FACULTY

    By Delaney Osbourn FAYETTEVILLE, ARK. – According to the U of A, 38% of students on campus are considered food insecure. This is why the Jane B. Gearhart Full Circle Food Pantry has been fully functioning for many years, but this year marks the third-annual Pack the Pantry Food Drive event. One faculty member on…

  • DAYLIGHT SAVINGS MAKES TIME FALL BACKWARDS

    DAYLIGHT SAVINGS MAKES TIME FALL BACKWARDS

    By Delaney Osbourn FAYETTEVILLE, ARK. – Two times a year we experience a time change due to daylight savings. On Sunday at two in the morning, our clocks jumped backward an hour making us gain an hour of sleep. Many students appreciate the hour gained, but when it comes to loosing an hour many students…

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