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Nonprofit Spotlight: Organizations combating food insecurity in NWA - Vimarsana News

Nonprofit Spotlight: Organizations combating food insecurity in NWA

While many Northwest Arkansas residents are dealing with food insecurity, these nonprofit organizations are raising money and donating goods to those in need.

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Op-Ed: 12 Consecutive UA Student Body Presidents Speak: UA's Next Great Chancellor is Already Here - Vimarsana News

Op-Ed: 12 Consecutive UA Student Body Presidents Speak: UA's Next Great Chancellor is Already Here

For the past sixteen months, the flagship institution of higher education within the state of Arkansas has been without a permanent chancellor. 

Food-insecure Arkansans targeted in 3-year, $255,000 federal grant to UAMS - Vimarsana News

Food-insecure Arkansans targeted in 3-year, $255,000 federal grant to UAMS

As part of an effort to reduce hunger in Arkansas, AmeriCorps and the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences will send 25 new members to communities across the state to assist Arkansans in procuring healthy, nutritious meals.

UA students who seek medical help after alcohol, drug use will no longer face school discipline - Vimarsana News

UA students who seek medical help after alcohol, drug use will no longer face school discipline

FAYETTEVILLE -- A student's death the morning after being carried away from a fraternity house because of heavy drinking has been followed by a University of Arkansas, Fayetteville policy change making it easier for students to avoid school discipline when seeking medical help related to drug or alcohol use.

UA students who seek medical help after alcohol, drug use will no longer face school discipline - Vimarsana News

UA students who seek medical help after alcohol, drug use will no longer face school discipline

FAYETTEVILLE -- A student's death the morning after being carried away from a fraternity house because of heavy drinking has been followed by a University of Arkansas, Fayetteville policy change making it easier for students to avoid school discipline when seeking medical help related to drug or alcohol use.