With only one percent of undergraduate students studying abroad it might not seem like an affordable opportunity, but some students are willing to take on the challenge. “These are the children; this one is the newest wife, she’s wife number nine,” said senior biology student Brooke Collins. She said she took a nontraditional approach to…

A recent strike at Penn State brought attention to a group of professors and the issues they face being contingent faculty. Doctor Karen Madison is one of the U of A’s adjunct professors who wants their story heard. “The word makes a difference,” Madison said. Over 70 percent of faculty around the nation are adjunct.…

Every year, the Regional National Cemetery Improvement Corporation hosts a 5k to fund the expansion of the Fayetteville National Cemetery. “We’ve been able to keep this cemetery open through the actions of the community,” said race director Wes Stites. The RNCIC has tripled the size of the cemetery not only for veterans, but for the community…

While many students depend on their parents during college, others become them. Senior U of A student Elizabeth Jordan is raising her daughter while completing her degree. She came to the university to study horticulture and become a farmer, but when she got pregnant her first semester, she saw a new, exciting future for herself.…

Kimpel Hall is like any other building at the University of Arkansas, but it is the people that make it unique. The communication department on the fourth floor is working to give the building some personality, one story at a time. “We go after students faculty and staff and we just want to know what…

(Fayetteville, AR)—How would you handle yourself if there was an active shooter in your building on campus? UAPD is making it a mission to make sure students and faculty are not only aware, but prepared of what to do in this type of situation. “Folks can be aware that something might happen but we want…