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Heather King: The simplest things are the hardest to do - Vimarsana News

Heather King: The simplest things are the hardest to do

Fidelity to an artistic vocation, Franz Wright demonstrated, is not for the faint of heart.

Acclaimed Novelist Oscar Hokeah to Read in Fayetteville - Vimarsana News

Acclaimed Novelist Oscar Hokeah to Read in Fayetteville

Oscar Hokeah, author of Calling for a Blanket Dance, will read from his novel at 6:30 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 14, at Pearl's Books and participate in a Q&A afterward with associate professor Toni Jensen.

Source: uark.edu
Summer research leads students to investigate cults, Cape Cod and more - Vimarsana News

Summer research leads students to investigate cults, Cape Cod and more

While many Northwestern students this summer might find themselves stuck in traffic commuting to their office internship, bunking in the middle of the woods at summer camp jobs or catching up with hometown friends by the beach, Communication junior Brady Meldorf is spending his break researching cults. Using funding from a Summer Undergraduate Research Grant,...

David Sylvian's Post-Virgin Career Celebrated With Do You Know Me Now - Vimarsana News

David Sylvian's Post-Virgin Career Celebrated With Do You Know Me Now

David Sylvian's post-Virgin Records career with the samashisound label is celebrated in the new 10CD boxset 'Do You Know Me Now.'

Reading by 2022-23 Walton Visiting Writer in Fiction, Novelist René Steinke - Vimarsana News

Reading by 2022-23 Walton Visiting Writer in Fiction, Novelist René Steinke

Novelist René Steinke, the 2022-23 Walton Visiting Writer in Fiction, will give a free public reading of her work at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, May 3, at the Home Economics Auditorium, room 102.

Source: uark.edu