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NORTHWEST

University of Arkansas | Fayetteville, AR

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  • “What Were You Wearing?” original exhibit back in the Arkansas Union
    by uatvonline
    By: Hannah Moore FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (UATV) — University of Arkansas’ Sexual & Relationship Violence Center showcases the survivor art installation “What Were You Wearing?” in the Arkansas Union Connections Lounge from April 6 to April 10. The exhibit was created at the University of Arkansas that features clothing worn by students, faculty, and staff from […]
  • Fayetteville plans temporary water shutdowns due to regional pipeline work
    by aldavids
    By: Ashantey Allison FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (UATV) – The City of Fayetteville is preparing for a series of temporary water shutdowns as regional infrastructure improvements move forward, with officials asking residents to conserve water on key dates. There are three planned shutdowns scheduled for March 31, April 2 and April 18 as part of construction led […]
  • J-Days events connect students with journalism professionals at Kimpel Hall
    by aldavids
      By: Ashantey Allison FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (UATV) – Students at the University of Arkansas School of Journalism and Strategic Media took part in a full day of networking, workshops and guest lectures Tuesday as part of the annual J-Days celebration in Kimpel Hall. Hosted in partnership with the Lemke Journalism Alumni Society, J-Days, founded in […]
  • Atwood to speak in University of Arkansas Distinguished Lecture Series
    by aldavids
    By: Ashantey Allison FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (UATV) – Internationally acclaimed author Margaret Atwood is set to visit Northwest Arkansas this month, bringing one of the most influential literary voices of the modern era to campus as part of the University of Arkansas Distinguished Lecture Series. Atwood will speak on April 14 at 7 p.m. at the […]
  • Wellness Hut Pop Up
    by aldavids
    FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (UATV) — UARK Wellness hosted a campus pop-up event giving students a chance to relax, connect, and take a break from their daily routines. This week’s wellness hut highlighted the concept of a “third space,” which refers to a place outside of home and school where people can gather, build relationships, and feel […]
John Brown University | Siloam Springs, AR
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UPPER DELTA

Arkansas State University | Jonesboro, AR
  • The Herald April 8 Edition
    by theastateherald
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  • Academic Comeback Starter Pack
    by ameliayoungwriting
    Graphic By Amelia Young | Life Editor
  • The case against pineapple: protecting real pizza
    by theastateherald
    Benjamin McDowell | Staff Writer
  • Do you like pineapple on your pizza?
    by shayaan sayeed
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  • Campus Crime | April 8, 2026
    by Allie Grace
    Officer Haylee Chambers observed a blue vehicle driving eastbound on Aggie Road while doing area patrol.  Chambers ran the vehicle license plate through their system and it showed the vehicle had unconfirmed insurance. Chambers got behind the vehicle and initiated… Read More ›
Arkansas State University | Jonesboro

CENTRAL

Arkansas Tech University | Russellville, AR
  • Student Government This Year: What’s Been Done and What’s Next
    by Ava Word
    Photo Credits: Submitted Pictured (Left to Right): Diana Jimenez Cruz, Carley Mitchell, Morgen Burgess, Carson Smith, Fernando Flores, Courtney Mayberry, Bethani Walter For many, the Student Government…
  • Hygiene Kit Donation Drive for St. Mary’s
    by Kelsey Morris
    Photo Credit: Submitted The First Generation Student Organization is partnering with the ATU Student Nurses Association to provide hygiene kits to those in need. The hygiene kits…
  • Six Foot Tables of Success
    by Naomi Nichols
    Photo 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…
  • The History of St. Patrick’s Day
    by Naomi Nichols
    Photo 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…
  • St. Leo’s Goes to March for Life
    by Manuel Desiderio
    Photo 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…
Harding University | Searcy, AR
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University of Arkansas at Little Rock | Little Rock, AR
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University of Central Arkansas | Conway, AR
  • Hannah Montana 20th Anniversary, Hannahversary, sparks nostalgia
    by Harper Phillips, Lifestyle Editor
    Getting the best of both worlds never seemed so easy until Disney and Hulu’s 20th Anniversary special of the iconic Disney Channel show Hannah Montana series starring Miley Cyrus, creating the premiere of Hannahversary. The Grammy-winning star has made a name for herself over the course of her career since Hannah Montana made her a…
  • ‘Little Women’ sets women free
    by Harper Phillips, Lifestyle Editor
    So often, women are forced into molds that are either black or white, causing their personal layers to become ignored and limited to what society enforces on them.  The ahead-of-its-time novel “Little Women,” written in 1868 by Louisa May Alcott, has defied the odds and endured the ever-changing gender roles of our society by showing…
  • Men’s Springtime Fashion
    by Harper Phillips, Lifestyle Editor
    Bell & Sward is a locally owned Gentleman’s Clothier that offers a full service of men’s clothing that specializes in sportswear, clothing, suiting, shoes, accessories and gifts while also giving the opportunity of personal tailoring and shopping. Owner, Erik Sward, mentioned that there is not always a lot of “newness” in men’s clothing but that…
  • Artist expresses her culture with various styles
    by Harper Phillips, Lifestyle Editor
    The lines between self and art blend as one when Arkansas artist Tammy Harrington from Russellville, AR, combines her passion and cultural inspiration into her creations.  Harrington’s parents are from China while she was born in the United States, “So it’s kind of a dichotomy of like, well, I live in 2 different worlds. I…
  • Painter, filmmaker connects with family heritage through art
    by Gabe White, Editor-In-Chief
    With every brush stroke and each layer of paint, Conway artist Faye Hedera is retracing the lines of her heritage, discovering a deep connection with a family member who she’s never met. “That’s my great grandmother, Lenis Bevill, and she was an Arkansas native. She is a folk artist whose life is going to be…

SOUTHWEST

Southern Arkansas University | Magnolia, AR
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Ouachita Baptist University | Arkadelphia, AR
  • Behind the Glass
    by OBU Signal
    By 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 […]
  • Easter Eggs and Empty Tombs
    by OBU Signal
    By 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 […]
  • Home Track Advantage
    by OBU Signal
    By 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 […]
  • All Night Theatre
    by OBU Signal
    By 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 […]
  • Students Step Out in Service
    by OBU Signal
    By 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 […]
University of Arkansas Pine Bluff

The Arkansawyer

  • SGA Speeches and Pageant
    by arkansawyeronline
    By: Treston Hawkins
  • Cultural Appropriation
    by arkansawyeronline
    By: 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… […]
  • UAPB’s Enrollment Issues: Is There’s Hope for Improvement?
    by arkansawyeronline
    By: 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… […]
  • Sigma Pageant
    by arkansawyeronline
    By 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,”… […]
  • Mobile and Social Media Journalism By: Alicia Dorn
    by arkansawyeronline
    Mobile 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… […]