The funded projects span areas including women's health, breast cancer and autoimmune research, suicide prevention, early childhood education and housing stability.

Walton College is taking a more intentional approach to aligning its student success efforts around the full student journey from a student's first introduction to Walton College through graduation ...

The report tracked $197 million in angel, seed and venture capital investment across the state. Arkansas recorded 28 venture deals, up 47% from 2024, while venture investment declined 33% to $184.3 ...

Reina's award-winning research focuses on developing advanced robotic tools for orthopedic surgery that improve surgical precision while making procedures less invasive.

The team saw massive success at the Missouri Mule speech and debate tournament, with the team walking away earning the First Place Debate Sweepstakes award and the Third Place Comprehensive Program ...

The Arkansas Materials Institute at the U of A will receive $3.4 million from the National Science Foundation to create a robot-controlled, AI-enhanced research infrastructure to accelerate research ...

The college's new Early Childhood Education program launched this fall, set to train teacher candidates to teach and support young children from birth through second grade in a variety of settings.

The health center's GYT program offers an easy, convenient test for patients who are not experiencing STI symptoms. "Bringing the program back adds another level of care that we can offer our students ...

The U of A is nationally recognized as a gold-level bike-friendly university by the League of American Bicyclists due to its campus infrastructure, safety programs and active transportation resources.

The third gift — made by David and Marilyn Swearingen — establishes the Swearingen Family Endowed Scholarship in the Fay Jones School of Architecture and Design. The Swearingen Family Scholarship ...

The university community is invited to a ribbon-cutting ceremony celebrating the completed Maple Street Improvements Project on Friday, Oct.16.

International student Daphine Akot found her spark for engineering at a young age, when she would watch her uncles fix intricate items around her house.