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Razorback Volleyball Wins Invitational
The Arkansas Razorbacks Volleyball team won the Arkansas Invitational this past weekend The Hogs beat Kansas 3 sets to 1 in their last match to end the weekend with 3-0 record and a championship trophy. Senior Roslondy Acosta was named the tournament MVP and was named to the All-Tournament team along with fellow teammates Jasmine…
Razorback Volleyball
The Arkansas Razorback Volleyball Team will be in action for the first time this season as they host the Arkansas Invitational this weekend. The Razorbacks will be playing 3 different schools including UT-Martin, Northwestern St., and Kansas. All games will be played in Barnhill Arena with the first game starting on Friday August 24th. vs.…
Razorback Community Gets Smart911
The University of Arkansas Police Department is encouraging all students and faculty to create a Smart 9-1-1 profile. Smart 9-1-1 is a new service available to the Razorback community that allows you to create a secure profile used to aid emergency personnel. The information is kept confidential and is available to dispatchers when you dial…
First West Nile Death In Arkansas
Ark- The first West Nile Virus related death in Arkansas has been confirmed by the Arkansas Department of health. So far, 1,118 cases of the virus have been reported nationwide with 15 of those being in Arkansas, with national death totals reaching 41, making this the largest West Nile breakout in US history. There is…
First West Nile Death In Arkansas
Ark- The first West Nile Virus related death in Arkansas has been confirmed by the Arkansas Department of health. So far, 1,118 cases of the virus have been reported nationwide with 15 of those being in Arkansas, with national death totals reaching 41, making this the largest West Nile breakout in US history. There is…
First West Nile Death In Arkansas
Ark- The first West Nile Virus related death in Arkansas has been confirmed by the Arkansas Department of health. So far, 1,118 cases of the virus have been reported nationwide with 15 of those being in Arkansas, with national death totals reaching 41, making this the largest West Nile breakout in US history. There is…
Fulbright College Ready for New School Year
Fulbright College begins to prepare a year in advance for the upcoming school year. The unfinished construction has led to a few changes in classrooms, including a few laboratories scheduled for Sundays. “We try to organize our classrooms so that we can use them efficiently which means we’ve expanded our times,” said Jeannine Durdik, Associate…
Tontitown Native Wins Junior Miss Rodeo Arkansas 2012
Kennedy Edwards, 14, of Tontitown, won the Junior Miss Rodeo Arkansas 2012 pageant in Conway on August 4th. Edwards has been competing in rodeo pageants since 2009, when she won the Miss Rodeo Arkansas Princess pageant. “I really wanted to go around and share my love for the sport of rodeo,” Edwards said. Edwards says…
NBC Olympics Tape Delay Causing Controversy
Every four years, the Summer Olympic Games draw huge television ratings. This year, those ratings are coming with controversy due to NBC’s decision to tape delay the most popular events of the 2012 London Games for primetime programming. It’s a decision that has left many across the country upset they can’t watch some events live,…
Fayetteville Sees Increase in Shootings
Fayetteville has seen an increase in shootings in the summer of 2012. “I’m getting nervous,” said Trent Moser, a student and Fayetteville resident. “If this continues, I’m not going to feel safe,” Moser said. Shootings on North Boxley Avenue, Sycamore Street, and Wedington Drive have led to injuries and even death, but it’s something that…