Bolstered by the presence of the University of Arkansas-owned Arkansas Research and Technology Park, the city of Fayetteville has earned a 2012 Arkansas Business City of Distinction award for technology advancements.
A review determined flaws in the division’s budget management process which led to a $3.1 million shortfall for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2012.
The event is free and open to the public. Along with free admission, a free dinner will be served at 5 p.m. for everyone in attendance.
The Rivers, Trails & Conservation Assistance Program of the National Park Service will open its first regional office in the state on the University of Arkansas campus in Fayetteville.
Ochoa, who has served as interim director of the office since October 2011, was selected from 17 applicants following a national search.
Timothy G. Nutt was appointed head of the special collections department of the University of Arkansas Libraries, UA officials announced Monday.
A University of Arkansas research team has received a three-year grant worth $391,675 from the NASA Exobiology Program to study methanogens to see if they could survive on Mars.
Kevin Brownlow, a filmmaker and silent film historian who received an honorary Oscar for his contributions in preserving the art and history of silent cinema, is the inspiration for the conference and will be a featured speaker.
The University of Arkansas creative writing and translation programs earned a top-ranked spot in the United States, according to Poets & Writers magazine.
A sculpture honoring Silas Hunt, the first African-American law student at the University of Arkansas, was dedicated on the UA campus last week.
Tensie Whelan, president of the Rainforest Alliance, will speak on the ways that sustainability is entering the mainstream in countries around the world
Three design projects produced by Fay Jones School of Architecture faculty and staff were recognized with 2012 American Architecture Awards.
Yu, an assistant professor in the department of electrical engineering in the College of Engineering, was recently awarded funding through the Faculty Early Career Development Program.
