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- by Casey Mann // News EditorFat Fashion Show founders, Annalise Robins (left) and Katie "Fitz" Fitzwilson (right) hold closing remarks at the end of the show.
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- by aldavidsBy: Aidan Loney SAN JOSE, Calif. (UATV) – The 4-seeded Arkansas Razorbacks meet the number 1-seeded Arizona Wildcats in the West Regional Semifinal at 8:45 p.m. CT (6:45 p.m. PST). The Wildcats disposed of the 16-seeded Long Island Sharks 92-58 in the Round of 64 and the 9-seeded Utah State Aggies 78-66 on their way […]
- by aldavidsBy: Noah Alvidres FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (UATV) – Rising oil prices have contributed to rising gas prices across the United States, with economists like Logan Miller, pointing to global tensions, supply disruptions, and seasonal demand. “The main contributor to the price we pay at the pump is going to be the oil prices,” Miller said. “When […]
- by aldavidsBy: Ellie Hagen FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (UATV) – In recognition of International Women’s Month, Fayetteville community members gathered outside the Washington County Courthouse, aiming to bring awareness to the victims of the ongoing case involving the Jeffrey Epstein Files. Indivisible NWA, a local nonprofit democracy organization, held the event on International Women’s Day, March 9. Fayetteville […]
- by aldavidsBy: Nia Taylor FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (UATV) — At the beginning of the month, the University of Arkansas System launched a new benefit for its employees called the Annual Leave Exchange Program.. Employees in the University of Arkansas System can now exchange their paid time off to help pay off their student loans through the benefit. […]
- by aldavidsBy: Hope Durkee FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (UATV) — The city of Fayetteville proposed nine bond issues on the ballot of the recent election. While all of them passed, Bond #8, which proposed the building of an aquatic center, provided the closest result—50.71% to 49.29%. The project will be funded through the city’s existing one-cent sales tax, […]
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- by ameliayoungwritingPHOTO COURTESY OF THE HOLLYWOOD REPORTER “Sinners” made history as the most nominated movie in Oscars history. The film was nominated 16 times and won four awards, Best Actor in a Leading Role (Michael B. Jordan), Best Original Screenplay, Best Original Score and Best Cinematography. Autumn Durald Arkapaw, the cinematographer behind “Sinners” won the award […]
- by Eric FlukeCatcher Kaden Amundson swings at the Southern Miss pitch in game one of the weekend series. Amundson had two RBIs and a home run in Friday’s win against the Golden Eagles. Arkansas State baseball made history this weekend with their… Read More ›
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CENTRAL
- by Naomi NicholsPhoto Credits: Naomi Nichols Professor West’s Camps, Conferences, and Events class hosted a campus resource showcase called Six Foot Tables of Success on Tuesday, March 3. Each student…
- by Naomi NicholsPhoto Credits: ABC 7 News Every year, St. Patrick’s Day is celebrated on March 17, the anniversary of his death. The holiday became a popular celebration over…
- by Manuel DesiderioPhoto Credits: Manuel Desiderio The Diocese of Little Rock celebrated a Mass for Life followed by the March for Life. The national March for Life began in 1974 on…
- by Josh TrippPhoto Credits: Destini Nguyen Pictured: Sophomore Aly White, #33 The Arkansas Tech Golden Suns softball team took on the tenth ranked team, the Southern Arkansas Muleriders, throughout the weekend…
- by Audrey HaleyPhoto Credits: Audrey Haley Pictured: LSO President Oscar Perez Flores Y Colors was an event hosted by the Latinx Student Organization to celebrate Valentine’s Day. Hosted on…
- 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 Violet Garcia, Multimedia EditorMahsa Amini’s unjustified death in 2022 sparked one of the largest waves of protests in modern Iran. The country’s morality police allegedly arrested and killed Amini for violating the strict dress code established by the Iranian government in an effort to enforce Islamic values. The women of Iran took to the streets demanding basic freedoms…
- by Vivian Phillips, Opinion EditorArkansas consistently ranks near the bottom in national education outcomes, but if there were a scoreboard for performative Republicanism, last week suggests we’d be sitting comfortably at number one. Instead of addressing the chronic underfunding, teacher shortages and resource gaps that have plagued our public schools for years, Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders has chosen…
- by Calee Goble, Social Media ManagerJan. 8, 2026, marked the premiere of season 2 of the critically acclaimed show “The Pitt.” It’s created waves in the TV world and is deserved, but it’s also created a misogynistic discourse online. Season one opens strong, showcasing the beauty of what a quiet morning in Pittsburgh looks like right before you clock in,…
- by Dylan Hardin, Staff WriterMany Christians in 2026 will come out and say that they still support the Trump administration. This may not come as a shock to some of you, but is everything going on in the country really Christlike? Would Jesus approve? Before we answer this question, we would have to look at the facts that back…
- by Mackenzie Hicks, Sports EditorMore people need to watch women’s sports, especially when it is a sport that is also played by men: basketball, hockey, etc. Even when I Google-searched, “how many people watched the Olympic women’s hockey gold medal game,” the first link it gave me outside of the AI Overview was about the men’s hockey gold medal…
SOUTHWEST
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- by OBU SignalBy Madelyn Tullos, Online Editor-in-Chief A photo captures a moment. A picture frame holds it in place. Within its borders, time cannot move. Memories live quietly behind the glass, preserving smiles, voices and faces exactly as they once were. But the glass that protects them is fragile. Hanging on a single nail, a frame can […]
- by OBU SignalBy Sadie Davis, Staff Writer What do you think of when someone mentions Easter? I think of pastel colors, the light and airy feeling of spring, flowers blooming in gardens, the dresses girls wear for pictures and gatherings after the holiday church service. And, of course, I can’t forget the annual Easter egg hunt. When […]
- by OBU SignalBy Marin Murray, News Editor The Ouachita men’s and women’s track and field teams dominated on their home track, earning a combined 12 wins during the second annual Ouachita Invitational at the Hickingbotham Family Track & Field Complex on Saturday, March 15. “It gives us a chance to kind of show off our team,” head […]
- by OBU SignalBy Rylee Freeman, Staff Writer The All Night Theatre event brought the Ouachita community together for a 24-hour production featuring six original 10-minute plays written by students. The selection process, auditions, cast and show reveal, tech rehearsals, dress rehearsal and final performance all took place within a single day, making the event all the more […]
- by OBU SignalBy Lillie Tretter, Staff Writer Beginning in 1988, hundreds of Ouachita Baptist University students, faculty and staff set aside one weekend in the spring and fall to give back to their community and serve those in need. Tiger Serve Day is a campus-wide event centered around the importance of faith, community and service. It is […]
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The Arkansawyer
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- 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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