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  • ASG Hosts Safety Week

    by Moe Ellis FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — The Associated Student Government hosts Safety Week beginning Monday. The goal of the event is to bring awareness to five important safety topics including the Safe Ride program and sexual assault awareness. “The whole idea behind Safety Week is to raise awareness for the resources that the University provides…

  • One Event Allows Students to Update Wardrobe

    by Moe Ellis University Programs sponsors Swap Till You Drop, a five-day clothes trading event. Students can bring clean, gently-used clothes to the Arkansas Union to donate or trade. The University of Arkansas Bookstore, Daisy Exchange and Boss Hog Outfitters are all partners of the event. “We’re trying to promote sustainability and clothing,” said Traditions…

  • Campus Food Pantry Cuts Ribbon on Remodel

    Campus Food Pantry Cuts Ribbon on Remodel

    by Elias Weiss (Traveler Contributing Reporter) Marking the completion of their two-month remodel and the eighth anniversary of pantry operation, the Jane B. Gearhart Full Circle Food Pantry opened its doors for a ribbon cutting ceremony Thursday afternoon. More than 50 people came to watch the ribbon cutting and tour the food bank. The remodel…

  • Phi Delta Theta Raises Awareness for Unhealthy College Relationships

    Phi Delta Theta Raises Awareness for Unhealthy College Relationships

    by Ian Hoke (Traveler Staff Reporter) Leaders of the Phi Delta Theta fraternity attempted to educate students about how they can avoid unhealthy relationships and dating abuse at an event Jan. 29 called “Crazy Stupid College Love.” The Associated Student Government Office of Financial Affairs board members invited several guest speakers to the event to…

  • Students Received Free Tax Assistance First Time at UofA

    by Katie Allen (Traveler Staff Reporter) Students received free tax assistance from the UofA this past week. This is the first year the UofA has provided free tax assistance for any students or faculty at the Wellness Center on campus, according to the UA Division of Student Affairs. Center for Community Engagement, the Northwest Arkansas…

  • Arkansas House Committee OKs Proposal on Abortion Ban

    Arkansas House Committee OKs Proposal on Abortion Ban

    by Lydia Fielder FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — Arkansas legislators have drafted a bill that, if passed, will ban abortion in the state, but only if the constitutional right to an abortion is overturned. Today the House Public Health Committee backed a proposal to outlaw abortion in the Arkansas, except for medical emergencies, if the U.S. Supreme…

  • ‘Shark Tank’ to Hold Casting in Bentonville

    ‘Shark Tank’ to Hold Casting in Bentonville

    by Lydia Fielder FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — The widely popular TV series ‘Shark Tank’ casting team is headed to Northwest Arkansas to hold open calls for Season 11. Fayetteville consulting firm Startup Junkie is teaming up with ABC to host a casting call for this series that gives entrepreneurs a chance to pitch their product to…

  • XNA Adds Direct Flight to Nashville

    XNA Adds Direct Flight to Nashville

    by Lydia Fielder FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — The Northwest Arkansas Regional Airport announced it will offer a nonstop flight to Nashville International Airport starting June 6. Last year, XNA saw almost a 9 percent increase in passenger traffic last year, according to an announcement on Allegiant’s webpage. Allegiant said it is excited to offer direct access…

  • UofA Hold Alzheimers Memory Wall in Union

    UofA Hold Alzheimers Memory Wall in Union

    by Sven Larson Fayetterville, Ark.– According to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention Alzheimers is one of the top 10 leading causes of death in the United States. The University of Arkansas wants to help those who have had loved ones with Alzheimers by setting up an Alzheimers Memory wall in the Arkansas Union…

  • International Students Learn About Immigration Laws at Seminar

    International Students Learn About Immigration Laws at Seminar

    by Sven Larson Fayetteville, Ark.– On Friday, February 15th in Gearhart Hall 026 Adam Cohen, from the Siskind Susser PC law firm in Memphis, will be discussing primarily with international students about immigration laws. Cohen will cover different pathways for what it takes to become a permanent resident as well as options for continuing employment…

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