The grant from the Walton Family Foundation will advance the new academic building designed to expand classroom capacity, strengthen student collaboration and support the college’s continued growth.

The prestigious fellowship provides up to $80,000 over four years to cover tuition, fees, books, room and board and other academic expenses.

The IMPACT Arkansas Principal Fellows Program selects a cohort of educators from across the state every year to earn their master's degree in educational leadership.

Callahan is leading the school's website redesign project while also managing a steady rotation of annual projects, including the lecture series, Alumni Design Awards, Design Camp and the school's ...

A new multidisciplinary initiative brings together expertise from across campus to advance applied research, develop future leaders and strengthen supply chain resilience.

A proud journalism alumnus, Jack Rash championed student success and was never too far from a Razorback game. He died June 27 following a brief illness.

Broilers, chicken eggs and turkeys account for about $7 billion in Arkansas cash farm receipts. UA Division of Agriculture scientists were recently honored for work seeking solutions to challenges in ...

When Findlay completed his Bachelor of Architecture at the Fay Jones School of Architecture and Design in 2024, he knew he'd eventually become an architect.

The U of A's Bachelor of Science in Nursing program is scheduled for an on-site accreditation review by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education Sept. 23-25. Written comments regarding ...

The U of A Band performed over 20 pieces as part of the Grand American Jubilee in London held at Winfield House, the U.S. Ambassador's residence.

U of A Transit and Parking Services is launching several initiatives and enhancements for the 2026-27 academic year to further elevate the parking and transportation experience for the campus ...

The Bodenhamer Fellowship is one of the most prestigious scholarships the university offers to undergraduates, awarding each student up to $80,000 over the four-year course of their education.