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  • First generation college graduates and Latinos in NWA

    By: Kaitlin Garza FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (UATV) – First generation college students are often trailblazers for the generations of their families that are to come after them. On the University of Arkansas campus, first gen students account for nearly 23% of undergraduates currently enrolled in classes. Registrar for the university, Gary Gunderman said that about 860…

  • Career resources for graduating seniors

    By : Lauren Spencer  FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (UATV) – With graduation only a little over a month away, the next step is finding a job for most seniors. The search for a job can leave some overwhelmed with where to start. Here are a few resources and tips from students on how to start your search…

  • International Students Struggle For Job Opportunities

    by Nanci Flores FAYETTEVILLE, Ark.-With spring commencement around the corner, many Arkansas graduates hope to land their dream first job. For internationals students, immigration status can create an uncertain future. International students graduating must have a job offer if they want to legally stay in the United States, but few companies will accept applications from…

  • Graduates Pick Up Their Cap and Gown For U of A’s Grad Salute

    Graduates Pick Up Their Cap and Gown For U of A’s Grad Salute

    By: Luke Rossi FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – The University of Arkansas begins their Grad Salute on Wednesday, March 28th. Anybody who is scheduled to graduate in May 2018 is invited down to the University of Arkansas Bookstore to pick up their cap and gown. The Graduate Salute will also provide information on class rings, diploma frames,…

  • Graduates Pick Up Their Cap and Gown For U of A’s Grad Salute

    Graduates Pick Up Their Cap and Gown For U of A’s Grad Salute

    By: Luke Rossi FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – The University of Arkansas begins their Grad Salute on Wednesday, March 28th. Anybody who is scheduled to graduate in May 2018 is invited down to the University of Arkansas Bookstore to pick up their cap and gown. The Graduate Salute will also provide information on class rings, diploma frames,…

  • Graduates Pick Up Their Cap and Gown For U of A’s Grad Salute

    Graduates Pick Up Their Cap and Gown For U of A’s Grad Salute

    By: Luke Rossi FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – The University of Arkansas begins their Grad Salute on Wednesday, March 28th. Anybody who is scheduled to graduate in May 2018 is invited down to the University of Arkansas Bookstore to pick up their cap and gown. The Graduate Salute will also provide information on class rings, diploma frames,…

  • Cap and Gown Pickup Takes Place This Week

    Cap and Gown Pickup Takes Place This Week

    By: Nitya Kumar FAYETTEVILLE, Ark.- It’s time to pick up your cap and gown. If you are graduating this Spring, graduation salute starts this week. You can pick up your caps, gowns, tassels as well as order official U of A class rings, announcements, and diploma frames. You can also get a free portrait sitting…

  • University of Arkansas Commencement Ceremonies

    University of Arkansas Commencement Ceremonies

    FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – Undergraduate and Graduate students are beginning their farewells to campus as they prepare for graduation. The All University Commencement and six undergraduate commencements will be held on May 12, the law school commencement ceremony will be on May 19. Each ceremony will feature its own commencement speaker, or in some cases, speakers.…

  • University Planning To Change May Commencement Ceremonies

    The University of Arkansas Vice Provost for Enrollment and Dean of Admissions, Suzanne McCray, sent an e-mail to select students today asking them to voice their opinions on changes to future Spring Graduation Ceremonies. In the e-mail, possible changes include: Having the separate college ceremonies spread out over Friday night and Saturday morning/early afternoon. The…

  • University Planning To Change May Commencement Ceremonies

    The University of Arkansas Vice Provost for Enrollment and Dean of Admissions, Suzanne McCray, sent an e-mail to select students today asking them to voice their opinions on changes to future Spring Graduation Ceremonies. In the e-mail, possible changes include: Having the separate college ceremonies spread out over Friday night and Saturday morning/early afternoon. The…

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