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A Lively Study of Dead Languages
Joshua Jacobs first took Ancient Greek on a whim, thinking that the class might be an interesting change of pace from his intended political science major. While the class itself was fascinating, it introduced Jacobs to a broader passion for exploring ancient...
Maxine Miller Legacy Fund Reaches Endowment
The Maxine Miller Legacy Fund in the Gender Studies Program at the U of A has reached endowment. The fund raised nearly $35,000 in May during the most successful FundRAZOR crowdfunding campaign in campus history. The fund reached endowment thanks to an anonymous...
Department of Theatre Announces 2023 Kernodle New Play Winner Alexa Derman
The Department of Theatre announces The Creature by playwright Alexa Derman as winner of the 2023 Kernodle New Play Award. The national contest, named in honor of U of A theatre historian George Kernodle, was established in 1986 and received 15-plus submissions from...
School of Art Hosts United States International Poster Biennial
The School of Art in the Fulbright College of Arts and Sciences is hosting the United States International Poster Biennial exhibition now through Jan. 26, 2024, at the Studio and Design Center in south Fayetteville. This exhibition offers a comprehensive survey of...
Bilingual Report on the State of Spanish and World Language Education in Arkansas Has Been Released
A report on the state of Spanish and world language education in Arkansas was released in December, by a team of faculty from the U of A's Department of World Languages, Literatures and Cultures, as part of the Chancellor's Grant for the Humanities and Performing...