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NORTHWEST

University of Arkansas | Fayetteville, AR
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UA-TV

  • Multicultural Center helps students with midterm stress
    by aldavids
    By: Ashantey Allison and Catherine Spicer Midterms can mean long study sessions, busy schedules and added pressure for University of Arkansas students. But inside the Multicultural Center (MC), students can find a place to take a breath, connect with others and access everyday resources. From free scantrons for exams to snacks and coffee, the Center […]
  • University responds to latest Clery Report
    by aldavids
    By:Catherine Spicer FAYTTEVILLE,Ark. (UATV)— The latest Clery Report distributed by the University of Arkansas Police Department on Oct. 1 lists 19 reported rapes last year, up six from 2024. The Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics requires that a annual report be distributed to all current faculty, staff and students […]
  • Cecilia Vega visits campus to mentor student journalists
    by aldavids
    By: Carley Hutchison FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (UATV) — Award-winning journalist Cecilia Vega was on campus this past week, mentoring students, sharing her experiences, and giving advice.  Vega spoke to students during classroom visits doing a Q&A interview, watching some of her past work, and discussing what goes into making an impactful story.  “Getting to listen to […]
  • Checkpoint Initiative works to educate Northwest Arkansas on opioid overdoses
    by aldavids
    By: Ashantey Allison and Catherine Spicer FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (UATV) — Concerns about kratom use among college students have risen following the deaths of two University of Mississippi students. Kratom products were found at both scenes. According to the Mayo Clinic, Kratom is an addictive herbal extract that some people take to ease the symptoms of […]
  • Arkansas 2026 Midterm Election Voting Guide
    by aldavids
    By: Catherine Spicer  FAYETTEVILLE, Ark.— (UATV) There are four issues Arkansans will vote on in the upcoming election. Issue 1 is the Citizens Only Voting amendment. The proposed constitutional amendment would specify only U.S. citizens who meet existing voting requirements in Arkansas. Issue 2 would amend Article 2, Section 5, of the Arkansas Constitution. Current […]
John Brown University | Siloam Springs, AR
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UPPER DELTA

Arkansas State University | Jonesboro, AR
Arkansas State University | Jonesboro

CENTRAL

Arkansas Tech University | Russellville, AR
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
  • Climate Change Remains Major Issue in Arkansas
    by Lily Dodd, Opinon Editor
    After a scorching hot summer, fall temperatures have begun to set in central Arkansas, but not without water conservation scares caused by the ongoing drought, and highs in the 80s-90s throughout September.  Some meteorologists and weather experts are deeming these events as byproducts of El Nino, a climate phenomenon that occurs every two to seven…
  • Watching Movies: In Theaters V. At Home
    by Meredith Lipsey and Katie Prejean
      Katie, In Theaters:   Movie theaters are the superior way to watch films. From the dawn of movie-watching, the method has been to go to a theater, get yourself a popcorn and settle in for an enjoyable night, full of film and fun. There are so many benefits of going to the theater that…
  • Teachers Underpaid, Under appreciated in Society
    by Kinley Hall, Lifestyle Editor
    Teachers are the backbone of our entire society, and they do not get paid as much as they should.  From the age of five years old, or even younger—assuming you went to daycare or pre-K—you’re taught to “treat others the way you want to be treated,” to stand in a single file line or to…
  • Bears’ Second Half Rally Falls Short in Loss to Abilene Christian
    by Grahl Pruitt, Web Editor
    Though they came sluggish in the first half after last week’s bye, the UCA Bears would rally back in the second half to push Abilene Christian to the brink in a 20-14 loss.  The Bears have lost three in a row and are 0-2 in conference play, sitting at 2-4 on the season.  A road-heavy…
  • Women’s Golf hangs with Power Four schools at Marilynn Smith Sunflower Invitational
    by Meredith Lipsey, Associate Editor
    The UCA women’s golf team swung to a seventh place finish at the Marilynn Smith Sunflower Invitational in Lawrence, Kan. Oct. 5–6.  The Bears competed against Power Four programs such as the University of Kansas Jayhawks, the University of Delaware Blue Hens and the University of California-Berkeley Golden Bears, along with 10 other Division One…

SOUTHWEST

Southern Arkansas University | Magnolia, AR
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Ouachita Baptist University | Arkadelphia, AR
  • The Fantasy Football Obsession
    by OBU Signal
    By Claire Burris, Staff Writer A football game can go from entertaining to deeply personal in no time.  Welcome to fantasy football, where one game can turn a perfectly normal person into a statistic-checking, emotionally invested manager in just minutes. This is the reality of many from Mid-September to Early-January. The event is not a […]
  • Behind the Tunes Curtain
    by OBU Signal
    By Sadie Davis, Sports Editor To pull off an event like Tiger Tunes, there is a lot that happens behind the scenes that the public never gets to see. From professors grading papers to preparing spreadsheets for an event or rehearsing for a show, much of the effort that makes this event possible happens away […]
  • Elrod Center Tutoring
    by OBU Signal
    By Rylee Freeman, Staff Writer To serve others means setting aside our own selfish desires with humility and choosing to love others as Christ loves us. Through the Elrod Center, students have the opportunity to serve the Arkadelphia community in various ways, including through tutoring. The Elrod Center offers two tutoring programs: America Reads/America Counts, […]
  • Tuesday Nights = Dancing with the Stars
    by OBU Signal
    By Maddie Grace Stacy, Staff Writer Tuesdays have a new meaning for some Ouachita students as a new season of “Dancing with the Stars” is underway. Each week, students follow the popular dance competition as the contestants vie for high-score and viewer votes in hopes of winning the coveted Mirrorball Trophy. The show pairs together […]
  • Finding Balance in Tiger Tunes Season
    by OBU Signal
    By Addison Pierce, Staff Writer September is drawing to an end, and with that end comes a new beginning: The beginning of Tiger Tunes. This annual event is one that many OBU students look forward to, as well as one that many dread. It is a chance to showcase the musical and artistic talent of […]
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… […]