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In my numerous conversations with fellow immigrants in America over the years, I have found that the one thing that endlessly fascinates us is the egalitarian nature of American society. Most of us spent our formative years in hierarchical societies. In many of those places, although all kinds of laws

In April this year, during an interview about my book, The Boy from Boadua, the host asked me how I define hope. I didn’t have a ready-made answer so I quickly concocted one that, in hindsight, can be charitably described as less-than-coherent. In another interview a week later, I was

Alumna Megan Witherspoon Evans, who grew up in a military family and has worked in University Housing has been named the director of the universitys Veteran and Military-Affiliated Student Center.

The Office of Accommodation and Accessible Services, in collaboration with the Center for Educational Access, recognized the efforts of campus community members at its second annual ceremony.

The Disability Awareness Month Community Resource Fair will be going on from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. today, Oct. 26, in the Arkansas Union International Connections Lounge.

Consider nominating that person for consideration for the U of A Disability Recognition Awards this year. Deadline for nominations is today.

  One African’s Incredible Journey of Hunger and Sacrifice in Pursuit of the American Dream“Lovers of international stories of perseverance, history, and politics will enjoy this memoir, which is as illuminating as it is inspiring.” —Publishers WeeklyPhiladelphia, PA—The International Impact Book Awards have declared The Boy from Boadua the winner in

U of As October Disability Awareness Month celebrations includes free webinars, lectures, a resource fair. Nominations sought for Disability Awareness Recognition Awards.

How a migrant teen tried to juggle going to high school and working overnights at a seafood processor.

A variety of policies related to academics, faculty policies and online education, among others, can be viewed at provost.uark.edu/policies.