Weekly 'Brief' includes sampling of university news highlights for internal audiences, while Arkansas News online remains the regularly updated, primary source for all university news for internal and ...

This prestigious Fellow of the American Institute of Architects (FAIA) designation is the highest honor the AIA bestows upon its members.

Volunteer for Make a Difference Day, one of the U of A's largest service events. Volunteers and project leaders are needed. More than 1,800 hours of service were contributed during 2024 event.

Andi Asnayanti, a doctoral alumna of the Cell and Molecular Biology Program, recently won the 2025 Alltech Student Research Manuscript Award at the annual Poultry Science Association conference.

Faculty and staff play a vital role in creating a welcoming, supportive environment where students can thrive. From connecting with students to staying informed about campus resources, your engagement ...

Two sets of eight-week courses are being offered this fall on the topic of environmental resiliency, courses that can work toward a graduate microcertificate, certificate or a master's degree.

The University Libraries host series of virtual, Razorback Researcher, a series of seminars that explore research basics, how to efficiently use specific resources, citation management and more.

By registering as a Home Away from Home participant, you get one free ticket to the football game, transportation from Fayetteville to Little Rock and back on a charter bus, entry to a pregame ...

Week, just an hour after the third clue was published, two decicated searchers found the Golden Cardinal and claimed the prize. Freshman Andrea Sikora and Katie Tucker were ecstatic to be the ones to ...

A new academic year brings fresh changes. This fall, those changes include student ID numbers. With the retirement of UAConnect, students now have new ID numbers in Workday.

About 200 participants attended this year's Turfgrass Field Day and learned the latest research and technology to help keep their golf courses, lawns and sports fields in top shape.

A new one-credit course explores Arabic language and culture through video games, delving into topics ranging from clothing and architecture to language and dialects.