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University Keeps Students Safe While Abroad
By: Antoinette Grajeda Meaghan Pulliam is one of about 95 University of Arkansas students studying abroad this semester. Studying abroad has always been a priority for her. “I always loved meeting kids from other countries and talking to them about all the little differences that we had in between our cultures,” Pulliam said. The senior…
Anonymous Letter Calls for Resignation of Razorback Volleyball Coach
Today, the University of Arkansas Athletic Department received a letter concerning the head volleyball coach, Robert Pulliza. This letter was sent to the athletic department, media outlets, and the NCAA by a group of “Concerned Razorback Parents.” The letter states that Pulliza calls the players names, degrades them, and also insults them. Associate Athletic Director,…
Students Combat Negative Attitudes Toward Muslims
By: Antoinette Grajeda A recent Middle East Studies research conference featured topics ranging from sexuality to religion. Teaching others about the religion of Islam is important to Naseer Naseem, president of the Al-Islam Students Association, which formed on campus after the September 11 attacks. “After the attacks there were so many negative stigmas about Islam…
Hunter Henry Named The Best Tight End In The Nation
Since the preseason, that’s what college football’s top coaches, NFL Draft analysts, national media members and fans across the country have called him. No one ever questioned it. But today, it’s official. Arkansas junior tight end Hunter Henry has been named the 2015 John Mackey Award winner as the nation’s most outstanding collegiate tight end,…
UAPD Uses Canines to Protect Campus
By: Antoinette Grajeda Inside the Randal Tyson track center on a Tuesday morning you’ll find athletes with four legs instead of two. It’s here University of Arkansas Police Department officers like Corporal David Nguyen train their canine counterparts. “If they don’t train, they lose that skill and we don’t want that,” Nguyen said. Training UAPD’s…
UofA Staff Warming Hearts on Campus
Even though the weather is cold there is a warm heart on campus spreading cheer.
University Team is Recruiting Young Scientists
“It’s energizing to work with the teachers and to go into the schools and work directly with the students,” said Assistant Dean for Student Recruitment & International Programs, Bryan Hill. The University’s Science and Engineering Partnership, or UASEP, have teamed up with the Arkansas Department of Education for the past ten years to promote science.…
Crime Rises as Holiday Season Approaches
With the holiday season in full swing, Fayetteville Police warn of a spike in crime, particularly credit card fraud. Katie Shuster, a senior at the U of A, saw this first hand when her debit card was compromised. Shuster said she knew something was wrong when her card got declined at a food court…
President Obama Addresses the Nation
President Obama addressed the nation Sunday evening during a national broadcast from the Oval Office. The President officially announced that the massacre in San Bernardino, California last week was an act of terrorism. The couple that conduced the killings had in the President’s own words, “gone down the dark path of radicalization,” and embraced a…
Nursing Students Provide Health Services at Nonprofit Organization
University of Arkansas students in the Eleanor Mann School of Nursing spent the morning of Dec. 2 at Lifesource International in Fayetteville, providing blood pressure screenings and information about nutrition to clients of the nonprofit organization. Lifesource provides food, clothing, counseling, children’s programing, educational services and other assistance. The students in clinical instructor Janet Gardner’s community health…