By: Destiny Washington FAYETEVILLE, Ark. – Advance Arkansas is a new scholarship initiative that is a part of Campaign Arkansas. This scholarship will help new, returning, and transfer students from Arkansas. Recipients should show a strong leadership skills, academic skills, and financial need. Preference will be given to students who are the first in their…
By: Destiny Washington FAYETEVILLE, Ark. – Advance Arkansas is a new scholarship initiative that is a part of Campaign Arkansas. This scholarship will help new, returning, and transfer students from Arkansas. Recipients should show a strong leadership skills, academic skills, and financial need. Preference will be given to students who are the first in their…
By: Destiny Washington FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – The University Inspirational Chorale presents, “The Passion According to Inspire”. A play focused on the last week of of Christ. It features music from gospel artists like Kirk Franklin, Kurt Carr, and Richard Smallwood. The Inspirational Chorale’s take on the Passion is designed to educate the audience about Easter,…
By: Destiny Washington FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – In the human library participants, can check out human books. Students can come in and learn about experiences, and hear life perspectives from various people. This human library is meant to promote the Chancellor’s priority of enriching campus diversity and inclusion. This will be a place where difficult questions…
By: Katherine Hill FAYETTVILLE, Ark. – The state is expecting a large number of severe weather reports this Spring. To educate students, the National Weather Service provided a free class March 27th on campus. Professionals from eastern Oklahoma and northwestern Arkansas focused the training on how to make critical decisions during severe weather. The job…
By: Katherine Hill FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – Majority of Arkansas employers will now see a decrease in payment for their workers’ compensation insurance. The National Council on Compensation Insurance recommended reductions of 15 percent. Governor Asa Hutchinson said this is due to a decrease in the number of work-related accidents recorded in the past two years.…
By: Katherine Hill FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – Majority of Arkansas employers will now see a decrease in payment for their workers’ compensation insurance. The National Council on Compensation Insurance recommended reductions of 15 percent. Governor Asa Hutchinson said this is due to a decrease in the number of work-related accidents recorded in the past two years.…
By: Katherine Hill FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – Majority of Arkansas employers will now see a decrease in payment for their workers’ compensation insurance. The National Council on Compensation Insurance recommended reductions of 15 percent. Governor Asa Hutchinson said this is due to a decrease in the number of work-related accidents recorded in the past two years.…
By Katherine Hill FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – The Federal Trade Commission officially launches an investigation into the privacy of millions of Facebook users. Now Chuck Grassley, an Iowa Republican and part of the Senate Judiciary Committee, along with other elected officials, demand that Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg appear before Congress. Sen. Grassley invited Zuckerberg to testify…
By Katherine Hill FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – The Federal Trade Commission officially launches an investigation into the privacy of millions of Facebook users. Now Chuck Grassley, an Iowa Republican and part of the Senate Judiciary Committee, along with other elected officials, demand that Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg appear before Congress. Sen. Grassley invited Zuckerberg to testify…