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ASG president selected as Rhodes scholar
ASG president selected as Rhodes Scholar by Sarah Denny Fayetteville, Ark.(UATV) — Coleman Warren was named a 2022 Rhodes Scholar for graduate study at Oxford University. Warren is one of the 32 scholars chosen from more than 2,300 applicants. The Rhodes Scholarship is the oldest international fellowship intended to bring students from countries around the world…
Pat Walker Health Center hosts study break
by Sarah Denny Fayetteville, Ark.(UATV) — On December 12th, Pat Walker Health Center’s Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) will host a study break from finals. CAPS Play Day helps students practice relaxing techniques during stressful times such as studying for finals at the end of the semester. Activities scheduled for the event include henna tattoos,…
December cultural holidays
by Sarah Denny Fayetteville, Ark.(UATV) — Celebrations such as Hanukkah, Christmas, Boxing Day, Kwanzaa and Ōmisoka are some of the hundreds of holidays that show how diverse religion and culture are in the world. Hanukkah began on Sunday, November 28th and runs through Monday, December 6th. This Jewish holiday is also known as the Festival…
U of A Study Abroad
By: Sydney Mulvenon FAYETTEVILLE, Ark.- The 2020 Pandemic halted many things in our lives. The list is endless, but what was that one thing that really affected everyone? The answer is traveling and the pandemic kept people in one place with nowhere to go. Many students dream to go study abroad and get out of…
Mullins Library offers resources for Indigenous Heritage Month
By: Sydney Mulvenon FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. -The University of Arkansas Mullins Library is offering many resources such as books and movies for National Indigenous Heritage Month. By displaying and giving students and faculty access to these resources they hope to spread the word about the Indigenous people who lived on this land. The library has created…
UREC offers outdoor activities for diverse students
By: Sydney Mulvenon FAYETTEVILLE, Uark. – The University of Arkansas UREC Center hosted an outdoor hike and various other activities for diverse groups on campus. The program’s goal is to get more students involved in outdoor activities to help them mentally, physically, and to bring together diverse students. They would also like to see through these…
Traveling during the Holidays
By: Joshua Pineda FAYETTEVILLE, Ark (UATV) – As we approach the holiday season, traveling expects to hit record numbers this year. The American Automobile Association Newsroom predicts more than 53 million people to travel this year. This is the highest single-year increase in traveling since 2005. However, inflation has caused prices to rise in a…
Warm Up Fayetteville coat drive to commence at the beginning of Dec.
By: Joshua Pineda FAYETTEVILLE , Ark. (UATV) – Anyone looking to donate any winter clothes to those in Fayetteville can do so beginning Dec 1. Coats, hats, scarves and more will be accepted at any of these three locations. OMNI Center – 3274 N Lee Ave, Fayetteville UA Center for Multicultural and Diversity Education – UA…
The Full Circle Food Pantry gives back to the Community
By: Joshua Pineda Fayetteville, Ark (UATV) – The Full Circle Food Pantry finishes up their annual Thanksgiving dinner basket. Those who place their online express orders by 9 a.m Tuesday morning will have their request fulfilled. This year’s Thanksgiving basket will include: a whole turkey, gravy, canned vegetables, stuffing, cranberry sauce, etc. Josephine Drydale, Jane…
Changes in crime rates during and after the pandemic
By: Reagan Hubbard FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (UATV) – When people hear about crime rates rising or decreasing, many initial thoughts believe that there are either more murders happening or less. In actuality, general crime rates can fluctuate without violent crime having extensive impact. Violent crime rates deal with a whole different level of crimes such as…