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A Ukrainian student whose studies were interrupted by the war in Ukraine is spending the summer studying at the University of Arkansas.

The Arkansas Department of Agriculture is now accepting applications for two scholarship programs for students enrolled in or entering an undergraduate or post-graduate degree program related to agriculture or a

Anna Kovalchuk, a student of international economic relations at Odesa National Mechnikov University, is raising awareness of her story during her time studying at the U of A through the Institute of International Education’s Global Democracy Ambassador Scholarship.

The U.S. Supreme Court decision that the Biden administration could not go forward with a comprehensive student loan forgiveness plan, which would have wiped out more than $400 billion in student loan debt nationally, elicited strong reactions along political lines across Arkansas on Friday.

Hundreds of people are gathering this weekend to celebrate the LGBTQ+ community

During this years regular session, Arkansas state lawmakers filed fewer bills and enacted fewer state laws than any regular session since 1971, according to legislative records.

During this years regular session, Arkansas state lawmakers filed fewer bills and enacted fewer state laws than any regular session since 1971, according to legislative records.

The "Given Name Act” would prevent teachers in Arkansas from using a student's preferred name or pronouns without permission from their parents.

LITTLE ROCK -- An amended version of a bill that would allow Northwest Arkansas National Airport to deannex from Highfill cleared the Arkansas Senate on Tuesday and is headed to the House of Representatives.

"Arkansans will feel this tax relief immediately, and it can't come fast enough," Sanders said.