Outreach & Impact
Collaborators’ Innovative Steel Design Brings Recognition to Northwest Arkansas Region
Mile Zero, an innovative design installation created for the Razorback Greenway trailhead, has received the 2024 Forge Prize. This piece was designed through the collaboration of faculty at the University of Arkansas, Princeton University and West Virginia University,...
U of A Celebrates Asian Pacific American Heritage Month 2024
Departments and groups throughout the University of Arkansas and in our own Fulbright College of Arts and Sciences are celebrating Asian Pacific American Heritage Month all May long. The 2024 festivities include special features on Asian American and Pacific Islander...
U of A’s Inspirational Chorale Makes Its Carnegie Hall Debut
The U of A's Inspirational Chorale took center stage at Carnegie Hall in March, performing to a packed audience at the iconic Stern Auditorium. They also later joined forces with the National Masterwork Orchestra and several other choirs from around the country to...
U of A Remembers David Pryor, Alumnus, Governor, Trustee and U.S. Senator
David Hampton Pryor, an alumnus of the University of Arkansas, former trustee, governor of Arkansas, U.S. senator and a recipient of an honorary doctorate degree from the U of A, died April 20, 2024, in Little Rock. He was 89. A native of Camden, Pryor graduated from...
Study Abroad Alumna Breaks Barriers as First Vietnamese American Elected to Nashville Metro Council
When Terry Vo first became interested in studying abroad as a student at the U of A, she had no idea it would lead her to making history. Inspired in part to run for office through her study abroad experiences, Vo recently became the first Vietnamese American elected...