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State colleges' net prices fall, statistics show - Vimarsana News

State colleges' net prices fall, statistics show

Five of the six largest public universities in the state reported decreases in average net price, a measure of college affordability for first-time enrollees who take classes full-time.

UA's Kappa Alpha house up for sale - Vimarsana News

UA's Kappa Alpha house up for sale

FAYETTEVILLE -- The owner of the Kappa Alpha fraternity house built on University of Arkansas-owned land is advertising an "income stream" for sale to investors at an $8.56 million asking price.

Title IX hearing rule gets proposed redo - Vimarsana News

Title IX hearing rule gets proposed redo

A new proposed federal Title IX rule would leave it up to colleges to decide whether to hold a live hearing as part of the campus procedure for determining whether a student is responsible for sexual assault.

Ex-UA professor sentenced to year in prison for lying about Chinese patents - Vimarsana News

Ex-UA professor sentenced to year in prison for lying about Chinese patents

A former professor at the University of Arkansas was sentenced Thursday to one year and a day in prison after pleading guilty to one count of lying to the FBI about patents filed in China listing him as a co-inventor.

UA Fayetteville faculty vote to make admissions tests optional for in-state students - Vimarsana News

UA Fayetteville faculty vote to make admissions tests optional for in-state students

The faculty senate at the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville voted overwhelmingly on Wednesday to change its admission policy for in-state students, making college entrance exams optional for applicants with at least a 3.2 high school grade-point average on a 4.0 scale.