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JBU enrollment hits new record
John Brown University recently said its enrollment has risen to a record 473 new students. The incoming class includes a record 401 freshmen, 60 transfer students, and 12 students returning after one or more semesters away, bringing undergraduate enrollment to 1,487 students. In the past four years, the private, Christian...
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Fayetteville High School theater named for longtime educator Warren Rosenaur
FAYETTEVILLE — The large performance space at Fayetteville High School will be named for longtime theater educator Warren Rosenaur, following a unanimous vote Thursday by the Board of Education. The space will be known as the W. Warren Rosenaur Theatre in recognition of Rosenaur’s decades of service to Fayetteville...
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Razorback Stadium to illuminate the sky pink in memory of Woodland students
The University of Arkansas athletic department will illuminate the Fayetteville sky in pink in memory of two Fayetteville students who passed away tragically last weekend. UA officials announced on social media that the scoreboard and lights at Razorback Stadium will be illuminated in pink on Thursday, Sept. 24 in honor of Savannah Parker, 12, and Olivia Pamungkas, 13, both students at Woodland Junior High who died in an ATV accident Sept. 19.
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UA-EACC announces appointment of Greg Gibson to Board of Visitors
FORREST CITY — University of Arkansas-East Arkansas Community College announces the appointment of Greg Gibson of Marianna, Arkansas, as a new member of the UA-EACC Board of Visitors. The appointment was approved by the Board of Trustees of the University of Arkansas by a Board resolution during the scheduled meeting on Sept. 17-18 in Fayetteville.
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Fayetteville business honors UTV crash victims before junior high football game
Custom Tees and Graphics, a local, family-owned screen-printing and custom apparel business, will honor the two young girls who died over the weekend by printing a pink ribbon on any clothing item for supporters.
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Har-Ber High students honored as National Merit semifinalists
On Wednesday, three Har-Ber High School students were honored as semifinalists for the National Merit Scholarship, a national scholarship for high achieving high schoolers, during the National Merit Scholar Reception.
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UA provides $1 million in seed funding grants
The I3R Watershed Grants Program recently awarded $1 million to 15 new interdisciplinary research teams at the University of Arkansas. The program is designed to spark new research collaborations, accelerate translational research and position teams to compete for external funding. The Institute for Integrative and Innovative Research (I3R) at the...
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Fayetteville conference puts joy at the center of teaching
A classroom can be home to many emotions. Anxiety as a test begins. Pride when a quiz question is answered correctly. How about joy?. A conference at the Fayetteville Public Library on Saturday, Oct. 3, is all about joy in the classroom. The inaugural Joyful Teaching Conference is open to teachers and future teachers. Guest speakers include graphic novelist Gene Luen Yang, professor Chris Schulte from the University of Arkansas School of Art and artist, author and storyteller Zeke Peña.
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Ribbon Cutting Ceremony | Oakdale Middle School
Rogers Public Schools is excited to celebrate the completion of renovations at Oakdale Middle School, and we would be honored to have you join us for this special occasion. The ribbon-cutting ceremony will be held Wednesday, October 7, at 4:30 p.m. at Oakdale Middle School, 511 N. Dixieland Road in Rogers.
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McDonald County High School students discover marine biology through hands-on Gulf research
McDonald County High School biology students traveled to Dauphin Island Sea Lab in Alabama in August to collect sediment samples and study the connection between the Elk River and the Gulf of Mexico. Students collected samples with their bare hands, observing how nutrient levels affect dissolved oxygen and marine life in the bay. The hands-on experience is helping students determine whether marine biology could be a career path, with many expressing interest in the field.