Stop by to learn about upcoming summer and fall courses, study abroad opportunities, and learn about the different language programs offered through the Department of World Languages, Literatures and ...

Razorback baseball's eighth annual Junior RBI Girl Day is set for Sunday, April 6, before the Hogs take on Missouri at 2 p.m.

Applications to serve on the SOOIE executive board for the 2025-26 school year are open on Hogsync! Applications, found under ...

More than 400 members of the speech-language pathology community turned out to learn from Jennie Bjorem, a prominent expert in the field of Childhood Apraxia of Speech.

The hands-on camp introduced 70 young minds to the world of engineering through engaging, interactive activities designed to spark curiosity while designing, building and testing their own rockets.

Two courses — one a deep dive into the Harry Potter series and a second contrasting musical composers — will be taught as part of the Honors College Retro Readings next fall.

Chancellor's List: Recognizes undergraduate students who achieve a 4.0 grade-point average for the term while completing at least 12 credit hours normally required for graduation. Dean's List: ...

Holly Riesco, a recent Ph.D. graduate; Megan Grizzle and Katie Hill, both doctoral students; and Chris Goering, a professor of English education, released a new book with lessons and activities for ...

The David and Barbara Pryor Center for Arkansas Oral and Visual History has released a new episode of its podcast recounting the disappearance of a young girl in Buffalo River headwaters and rescue.

The Meal Swipe Request Form, an initiative designed to support students experiencing food insecurity, provides eligible students with extra meal swipes at no cost, ensuring access to nutritious meals ...

Haley Shover, a first-year graduate student in communication disorders, was awarded the Arkansas Speech-Language Hearing Association's 2025 Betty Bass Scholarship.

Students Makenzie Bradford, Madison Hight, Carson Lambert, Baylee Nix and Maggie Tabor and professors Amelia McGowan and Anne Velliquette were among those honored for their outstanding contributions.