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  • Building Evacuated at U of A

    Author/Photographer: Zach Drake FAYETTEVILLE–University of Arkansas Police arrested Carlos Guzman Martinez, 23 years old, a fourth-year architecture student, after he sent a Twitter message that was interpreted as threatening to other students. Guzman was arrested at his apartment and charged with felony terroristic threatening and misdemeanor possession of marijuana and drug paraphernalia. He posted bail…

  • Effects of Rising Temperatures on Cars

    By: Krystle Sherrell Fayetteville (UATV)- With temperatures beginning to rise, you may not be the only one feeling the effects of the heat. Your car could be at risk, too. Grease Pig Shop Manager, Michael Murphree says that with the increase in heat, people should pay more attention to the upkeep of their vehicle. “When…

  • Wedington Corridor Approved

    Author/Photographer: Ben Schmuck After six months of planning that started with a week long set of meetings between officials and 88 Fayetteville citizens the city has finally gotten the O.K. to begin the revamp of the Wedington Corridor. The City Council unanimously approved the plan and has the city putting it to action. Citizens should…

  • Adopt a Pet

    Adopt a Pet

    According to the ASPCA, 5 to 7 million animals enter animal shelters every year. 60 percent of dogs and 70 percent of cats go unadopted and must me euthanized. Pet adoption is an easy process. Director of the Springdal Animal Shelter Courtney Kremer, told me you have to fill out an aplication. If you have…

  • Expired Elevator Service Tags

    Elevators are used by students and faculty on campus daily. There are more 130 buildings that belong to the U of A and most have elevators. The majority of them also have expired service tags. According to the Arkansas Department of Labor, elevators should be checked semi annually, and serviced at least once a year.…

  • Unhealthy Study Habit

    With finals just around the corner many students may be finding it difficult to stay awake and concentrate long enough to properly study. A studying trick that has become popular amongst college students is to take Adderall, a medication prescribed to people with ADHD. While this medication may help with concentration, it can cause serious…

  • Abortion Bill Under Fire

    The American Civil Liberties Union has filed a federal law suit against the new abortion bill in the state of Arkansas. The bill bans abortions from 12 weeks of pregnancy onward. The lawsuit claims that the law is unconstitutional, and is looking to block the law from taking effect this summer, and to strike down…

  • American Airlines Delays

    Transportation around the nation was harder than usual today, as American Airlines grounded flights for several hours. There was an outage in the reservation system, causing the airlines to hold most of its flights until 4 pm. Flights into the five biggest airports, New York, Dallas, LA, Chicago, and Miami were stopped until 4:30, today.…

  • Kip Moore Headline Concert Performer

    Kip Moore Headline Concert Performer

    The University of Arkansas Headliners Concert Committee is putting on their annual free concert featuring Kip Moore this year. Kip Moore is an up and coming singer who sings hit songs “something about a truck”, “Beer Money”, and “Hey Pretty Girl”. Some students are disappointed that a more popular artist was not chosen, but the…

  • Renovations Expected in Downtown Fayetteville

    The plans to begin the Downtown Fayetteville Entertainment Parking Deck are nearly set in stone. The City Council met and approved the plan and they will be voting on the architecture plan soon. The parking deck will be located behind the Walton Arts Center and will cost around 6.1 million dollars. The Utilities Director of…

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