“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.…

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 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…

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…

While University of Arkansas students are on a break between semesters the Arkansas Union will be closed for an extended period of time for essential electrical panel upgrades. “We typically close the Union for several days during the semester break around the Christmas and New Years holidays,” said Rob Stagni, director of the Arkansas Union.…

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — Karthik Muralidharan, associate professor of economics at the University of California, San Diego, will speak at noon Friday, Dec. 4, in Room 309, Graduate Education Building. His lecture is titled “Double for Nothing? Experimental Evidence on the Impact of an Unconditional Teacher Salary Increase on Student Performance in Indonesia.” The lecture is…

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — During this season of giving University of Arkansas Honors College students and members of Mortar Board, a national honor society for college seniors, are joining forces to raise literacy awareness in Northwest Arkansas. “Service is one of the three core tenets of the Honors College,” said Chelsea Hodge, Honors College assistant director…

Anti-Terror raids continue tonight as French and German authorities try and prevent another attack on european soil. Mass investigations have been launched since the Paris Attacks which have lead authorities to specific areas and communities in Brussels. Today alone, 16 people were arrested and found in possible connection with the terrorist group ISIS. While French…

Researchers estimate there are 10,000 Marshallese in Springdale, and the flow of immigration will only increase as the effects of global warming cause more flooding on the islands, which are on average 3 feet above sea level, UA researcher Donna Davis said. Many Marshallese were evacuated from the islands while the U.S. tested Nuclear Bombs…