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A Teacher’s New Normal
By: Brice Helms FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — In my brother’s old bedroom, quickly painted and transformed into an office over a weekend, my mother settles in to her, and countless other teachers around the world’s, new normal. Recording lessons on a camera to be uploaded online for students to follow along with at their own homes.…
Hogs at Home: Art at Home Challenge
By Pearce Hungate FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — In this Wednesday edition of Hogs at Home we focus on the latest viral internet challenge and how you can be a part of it. With quarantine dragging on and no clearly-defined end in sight, perhaps it’s time to give it a shot. On March 25, Getty Museum tweeted…
Hogs at Home: Quarantine Hairstyles
By Pearce Hungate FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. —As we enter into our fifth week since school was moved online, we also enter into our third week of Hogs at Home, your number one stop for things to do while staying at home. Even assuming the best-case scenario of slow growing hair and a fresh haircut right before…
From Relaxing to Upbeat: 5 Seconds of Summer’s Newest Album Will Fulfill All of Your Social Distancing Needs
By: Sydney Mulvenon FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — Many of us are going through hard times in the midst of COVID-19. As weeks turn into months some people have started to look on the bright side and are enjoying their time in quarantine. This is a time where we can bring out those tunes and have a…
Stay Home and Serve Virtually
By: Sydney Davis ATLANTA, Ga. — As the number of COVID-19 cases continues to increase in the U.S., so does the amount of people in need. People in need of financial assistance, food donations, help adapting to the daily changes of the nation, the list goes on. Students are searching for ways that they can…
Hogs At Home: Stay In, Hang Out
By Pearce Hungate FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. —Welcome back to Hogs at Home. Thanks for tuning in as we try to make your quarantine just a little more enjoyable. Perhaps the worst part about the quarantine for most people is the loneliness. With most places closed, and hanging out in person too dangerous to risk, many are…
Hogs at Home: Car Care
By Pearce Hungate FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. —Welcome back to Hogs at Home, the University of Arkansas’ own quarantine survival handbook. Today we’re heading out to your car to freshen things up. All too often we find ourselves too busy to do even the slightest bit of interior care to our vehicles, but with all the time…
Local Businesses Impacted by Coronavirus
https://www.thinglink.com/scene/1303814808465833985 By Michael Wood FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. The Coronavirus that has devastated America the past few weeks has done particular harm to what many would describe as the most fun street in Fayetteville, Dickson St.. Instead of the sometimes hundreds of people clogging the streets on the weekends, going from bar to bar with friends, today…
Out-of-State Visitors Congregating State Parks in Arkansas
By: Ciara Schroeder FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – With COVID-19 closing businesses and forcing people to work from home, many people have to find new ways to enjoy their free time. People are starting to take advantage of the outdoors by going to popular State Parks in Arkansas. A photo was taken at Petit Jean Mountain State…
COVID-19 Affects Students Futures
By: Arden Wynn The contagious Covid-19 virus, also known as the Coronavirus, has spread throughout the world over the last few months. Students have had to process changing from face-to-face classrooms, to being moved completely online. Many students are affected by Covid-19 physically, mentally, and emotionally. The college graduating class of 2020, all over the…