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NORTHWEST
- by Samuel Stubbs // Asst. Sports Editor // @SamMageeStubbsBehind 24 points from Taleyah Jones and a 14-point, 16-rebound double-double performance from Bonnie Deas, Arkansas (10-3) weathered the storm and held off a feisty Kansas City (2-9) squad inside Bud Walton Arena on Wednesday.
- by Clay Bolding // Staff Reporter // @ClayBoldingAfter a lackluster season, Arkansas hopes to bolster a successful season following the hirings of new Coordinators.
- by Samuel Stubbs // Asst. Sports Editor // @SamMageeStubbsBehind 24 points from Trevon Brazile and 20 each from Karter Knox and Darius Acuff Jr., No. 17 Arkansas rallied from a six-point halftime deficit to beat No. 16 Texas Tech 93-86 at American Airlines Center in Dallas on Saturday.
- by Nick Stone // Staff PhotographerTrevon Brazile dribbles the ball in the Hogs' matchup against the Red Raiders.
- by Nick Stone // Staff PhotographerTrevon Brazile battles for an Arkansas win against Texas Tech at the American Airlines Center in Dallas on Dec. 13.
UA-TV
- by uatvonlineby: Josh Droll and Reagan Netherland
- by uatvonlineBy: Ellisyn Sanders FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (UATV) – Arkansas farmers are facing some of their toughest financial years in decades. Across the state, small family farms and large row crop operations are struggling as rising costs and falling crop prices leave many questioning whether they can stay in the agriculture business. Economists say the cause is […]
- by aldavidsBy: Gigi Kraemer Fayetteville, Ark. (UATV) — President Trump addressed the nation late last week regarding the shooting of two National Guard officers in Washington, D.C. In the same speech, he also said, “We must take all necessary measures to ensure the removal of any alien from any country who does not belong here.” Trump’s […]
- by uatvonlineBy: Shoshiana Vang FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (UATV) – Every Monday, the MayDay Community Kitchen (MayDay), a local nonprofit organization made up of volunteers, cooks up meals and packs them to hand out to the unhoused community and struggling working class. MayDay began during COVID-19 pandemic in 2020 as a way to help ensure community members receive food through struggling times. The idea came from a chef named Alex Tripodi, who works as the […]
- by UATV ReporterFAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – The average cost of a home in Arkansas is now $250,000 and the average income is $50,000. Many first-time homebuyers are being pushed out of the market. The average age of a first-time homebuyer is now 40 years old. In 1991 the average age was 28 years old. Realtors say that […]
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UPPER DELTA
- by Ibuki HinoharaPhoto 1 by Allie Carson | News Editor Photo 2, 3, 4 courtesy of Alpha Gamma Delta Instagram Photo 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 courtesy of Alpha Omicron Pi Instagram Photo 13 Delta Zeta Instagram Photo 14… Read More ›
- by theastateheraldBy Eric Fluke | Staff Writer
- by William LivingstonOh, Ken Burns, where do I even begin? Your films are too good, your source material too thorough. How do you do it? In case you’ve been living under a rock, legendary documentary director Ken Burns released his latest series,… Read More ›
- by Ibuki HinoharaI landed in Boston with a backpack full of résumés, a suit bag and a calendar already packed with interviews. For bilingual students like me, the Boston Career Forum (BCF) isn’t just a job fair. It is three days when… Read More ›
- by theastateheraldWritten by Eric Fluke | Staff Writer
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CENTRAL
- by Aubrey PhamPhoto Credit: Aubrey Pham Turkey is gross. Cranberry sauce is dumb. Mac and cheese is elite. These aren’t just my opinions. They’re real Thanksgiving hot takes from…
- by Rose GuntherPhoto Credit: Rose Gunther Homecoming week at Arkansas Tech University was full of energy, laughter, and school spirit. For one student, it was also a bit bananas. That student was me,…
- by Rose GuntherPhoto Credit: Submitted Arkansas Tech University welcomed high school seniors and their families to campus on Tuesday, Oct. 28, for Time Out for Tech, the university’s biggest annual preview…
- by Rose GuntherPhoto Credit: Rose Gunther On Oct. 27, the Arkansas Tech University MANRRS (Minorities in Agriculture, Natural Resources, and Related Sciences) chapter hosted a general body meeting in Dean…
- by Naomi NicholsPhoto Credit: Submitted Favorite color? Orange or yellow Red or pink Green or blue Purple Ideal fall weather? Sunny and bright Cloudy and windy Crisp and cool …
- by Bison StaffWritten by Julia Jenkins The Great American Conference announced Everett Mumme and Caledon Ruwende as the men’s track & field athletes of the week for week four of the outdoor…
- by Bison StaffWritten by Amanda Toye Harding University’s annual disaster drill is set to take place Wednesday, April 16. This drill is put on by Public Safety with the support of the…
- by Bison StaffWritten by Aja Griffin On Friday, April 19, the HEAL Ladies Retreat will offer a full day of reflection, encouragement and rest for women on campus. The event, led by…
- by Bison StaffSophomore Isaac Linnett has been involved in theatre for most of his life, starting when he was in elementary school. “I started theatre because my mom started the [children’s] theater…
- by Bison StaffSpring Sing cultivates connections within the Harding community, and those relationships are one thing that makes the production special for junior Weston Eades. Eades, one of last year’s hosts, said…
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- by Mary LyleConservatives from all across Central Arkansas crowded into McCastlain Hall to witness Governor Sanders and Riley Gaines – a swimmer and conservative activist – speak about the dangers of the gender ideology movement and their own spin on the feminist…
- by Codie CashOn Nov. 18, Conway held a special election in order to vote for six separate ballot propositions.
- by Grahl PruittThe ongoing odyssey of Donald Trump’s connection with late sex trafficker/pedophile Jeffery Epstein took another turn when the president approved the official release of the infamous Epstein Files Nov. 19.
- by Meredith LipseyFormer Conway Baptist Health doctor Guy Langley Peeples was arrested on a rape and sexual assault charge Nov. 18.
- by Collin ScottThe U.S. Mint announced a few weeks ago that the production of pennies will be stopped by the end of 2025, making it an end to the production of the oldest coins in the U.S.
SOUTHWEST
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- by OBU SignalBy Avery Walker, Copy Editor In the midst of finals preparations and studying, students were invited to take a break and focus on the Christmas season at Ouachita’s beloved event, Christmas on Ouachita Street. Put on by Student Life on Dec. 1, Christmas on Ouachita Street was a time for reflection and celebration as a […]
- by OBU SignalBy Marin Murray, News Editor The women’s volleyball team finished its historic season as outright regular-season Great American Conference champions for the first time in program history with a record of 15-1 in conference play and 26-5 overall. “I think they exceeded expectations in the majority of the things we wanted to get done,” head […]
- by OBU SignalBy Lillie Tretter, Staff Writer On Dec. 5-6, Ouachita Baptist University students brought worship, festive music and storytelling to the Jones Performing Arts Center, revealing the true meaning of Christmas. For 33 years, the Festival of Christmas has been a beloved campus tradition, uniting students from all backgrounds—including theater majors, musicians, band members and those […]
- by OBU SignalBy Layten Goudy, Guest Writer Students may recognize the pop-up events like the themed meal days or free snacks in the middle of campus. But behind the events is someone who once stood in the same lines and lived similar rhythms of campus life. For Georgia Richards, Ouachita isn’t just a place she studied and […]
- by OBU SignalBy Elle Bolding, Guest Writer El Shaddai, God Almighty, He is all around. The Holiest of Holies, the Alpha and the Omega. He finds favor with you. In His loving kindness He chose you. Reread this statement with intent. Consider the implications of this truth. How might your life look different if you truly believed […]
University of Arkansas Pine Bluff
The Arkansawyer
- by arkansawyeronlineBy: Treston Hawkins
- by arkansawyeronlineBy: Amber Henderson Culture appropriation can be defined as the use of the elements of one culture by members that are of another culture. However, it has been proven to lead to offensive, inaccurate and stereotypical portrayals of one’s culture. Mainly in black culture, culture appropriation always turns into a problematic issue, robbing the black… […]
- by arkansawyeronlineBy: Elandra Gilmore Enrollment is an important factor in a university’s success. In Fall 2015 and 2016, each year had 6 percent growth, but last fall’s enrollment suffered a decline of 7 percent. Currently, there are 2,300 student enrolled in the university and there are some great students graduating in May, but what’s next for UAPB’s population? Linda Okiror, vice chancellor for Enrollment Management and Student Success, and Grant Wangila, head of the… […]
- by arkansawyeronlineBy Salonica Hunter Thirteen young ladies competed for the title of Miss Phi Beta Sigma 2018 in this year’s February pageant hosted by the Beta Theta chapter of Phi Beta Sigma fraternity Inc. They were as follows: Shanee Hulsey, Tia Rice, Jennifer Watt, Bobbi Denise Fields, Kambrya Bailey, Andrewnae Botas, Camiya Knight, Keionna Banks, Kyenna Davis, Kelsea Wright, Jesika Cawthrone, Makaila Payne, and Zena Lane. With the theme, “Mab Wives,”… […]
- by arkansawyeronlineMobile and social media journalism has greatly impacted society and the ways we can access news. Mobile and social journalism allows consumers to receive information sooner. Journalists no longer have to do extreme work and they are able to create news stories with very little equipment. A story can now be created with Internet access… […]
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