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An overflow crowd of 1,135 people packed the Jasper School District cafeteria Thursday night to hear speakers talk about a proposal to re-designate the Buffalo National River as a national park and preserve.

Three interdisciplinary faculty are teaming up on a lecture dispelling the myths about the Ozarks and documenting the stories, folklore and culture spanning across 55,000 square miles.  

Geosciences professor Celina Suarez’s lecture will discuss how dinosaur research can provide clues to coping with climate change.

Engineering professor Kevin Hall’s lecture will explore important engineering lessons from late antiquity and their legacy throughout our built environment.

Venture Real Estate's "Venture Cares" initiative organized a successful Back-to-School Supply Donation Drive, benefiting over 100 children in two states. CEO...

A select group of faculty and staff members at the U of A have been awarded a gold medal for their significant support of students applying for scholarships.

Deputy EMS Chief Devonnia Tscheulin died Tuesday at an Indianapolis hospital.

“I wanted to win not for myself, really, but for the team overall,” Phillips said. “Having all my teammates on the next court over watching me and screaming for me after every point didn’t really make me nervous. It honestly just made me really excited to be out there and just be playing on behalf of my team and just trying to do everything for them to win.”

Six times a year the Cordes Teaching and Faculty Support Center publishes a newsletter of advice for first-year faculty at the U of A. For April 2023 the theme was the value in mentoring honors students.

In the rush to build a modern Ozarks filled with cultural amenities, bike trails, and ever-expanding cities, the regions family foundations and culture makers are attempting to cure the Ozarks of being the Ozarks. Theyve forgotten that the value of a thing is worth more than the profit it makes.