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  • Pfizer booster shots available for employees at Pat Walker Health Center

    Pfizer booster shots available for employees at Pat Walker Health Center

    By: Heath Anderson FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (UATV) – University of Arkansas employees can schedule an appointment to receive the Pfizer Covid-19 booster shot at the Pat Walker Health Center. Vaccination status will be verified at time of appointment. The Arkansas Department of Health confirmed individuals who work at colleges and universities qualify for a booster because…

  • EMPOWER Program adjusts to COVID-19 protocols

    EMPOWER Program adjusts to COVID-19 protocols

    By: Madyson Deaton FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (UATV) – When COVID-19 struck campus, several programs at the University of Arkansas transitioned their policies to follow COVID-19 guidelines. The EMPOWER program is one of many affected. This four-year, non-degree program assists students ages 18 through 24 with mild intellectual or cognitive disabilities. The main goals include employment, independent…

  • Associated Student Government launched 2021-2022 student poll

    Associated Student Government launched 2021-2022 student poll

    By: Madyson Deaton FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (UATV) – The Associated Student Government opened its 2021-2022 student poll Sept. 15. All U of A students are encouraged to participate in the brief, anonymous survey that will provide feedback to the university about campus life. The topics include COVID-19 policies, Diverse, Equity and Inclusion efforts, the Title IX Office,…

  • University Recreation hosts annual Fitober challenge

    University Recreation hosts annual Fitober challenge

    By: Madyson Deaton FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (UATV) – The University Recreation announces its annual Fitober event for the month of October. Starting Oct. 1, all students, faculty, and staff who log up to 600 minutes of physical activity will receive a free pair of UREC performance socks and their name will be entered into a drawing for…

  • Hispanic Heritage Month

    FAYETTEVILLE, Ark – Hispanic Heritage month is in full swing in Northwest Arkansas as we celebrate the rich history and contributions of Hispanic Americans and their ancestors.  Sunday, September 26th the City of Fayetteville hosted a festival for Hispanic Heritage Month in the square.  The event began at 1 pm just after a three-day soccer…

  • Planned Parenthood sparks controversy within Benton County

    Planned Parenthood sparks controversy within Benton County

    By: Allyson Roach  FAYETTEVILLE, AR (UATV) – Northwest Arkansas is now once again the home of a new Planned Parenthood Facility. The recent facility in Fayetteville closed down in 2019, but has once again reappeared in Northwest Arkansas.  The new facility is located in Rogers, in a county that has recently proclaimed itself as pro-life.…

  • University of Arkansas hosts Student Media Week

    University of Arkansas hosts Student Media Week

    By: Allyson Roach FAYETTEVILLE, Ark (UATV) – Student Media Week starts today and lasts until Friday, this week allows students to learn more about how to get involved with media on campus. Students can stop by the Sue Walk Burnett Center for Journalism and Student Media, Kimpel 203 from 5 to 7 p.m. each day…

  • University of Arkansas Glow Run at Union Mall

    University of Arkansas Glow Run at Union Mall

    By: Allyson Roach FAYETTEVILLE, Ark (UATV) – The University of Arkansas Associated Student Government, Multicultural Center and Greek life have put together a Glow Run for tomorrow night outside the union. The Glow Run is in support of survivors of sexual assault and those in charge hope to bring awareness to the community of Fayetteville.…

  • Ozark Corn Maze moves to Fayetteville this fall

    Ozark Corn Maze moves to Fayetteville this fall

    By: Carsyn Cann FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (UATV) – The McGarrah Farms, home of the Ozark Corn Maze, recently moved from Cave Springs to Fayetteville. The move happened because the owners wanted a bigger location to expand on activities at the farm. The other reason was due to flooding at the old location that caused some attractions…

  • Theatre Squared Updates COVID-19 Protocols, Requires Proof of Vaccination

    Theatre Squared Updates COVID-19 Protocols, Requires Proof of Vaccination

    Fayetteville, Ark. — By Raegan Holland Theatre Squared is now requiring all theatre patrons to provide vaccination confirmation or negative antigen test results to attend theatre events.  Those unable to provide their fully vaccinated status or negative antigen test will be offered an at-home streaming option or refund through Oct. 31.  “Our first show will these…

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