Research
Leadership in International Education: Erika Almenara Receives Hoyt Purvis Award
Erika Almenara, director of The Comparative Literature and Cultural Studies (CLCS) program, was awarded the Hoyt Purvis Award for Leadership in International Education. The award, named in honor of Dr. Hoyt Purvis, was presented at the annual banquet on Nov. 21,...
Art History Minor Allows Students to Explore New Paths, Secure Competitive Jobs
Students across the University of Arkansas are discovering that adding a minor from the School of Art is a powerful way to expand their academic perspectives, strengthen their professional toolkit with marketable skills, and connect creativity with real-world impact....
Researchers Across U of A Ranked Among Most Cited in the World
Faculty from across the University of Arkansas were recognized as among the top-cited researchers in the world by a recent annual ranking. The ranking calculates how often a researcher's work is cited by their colleagues. Researchers are included on the list who are...
University of Arkansas Herbarium Marks 150 Years of Documenting Flora
This fall, the University of Arkansas Herbarium celebrated its 150th anniversary – marking a sesquicentennial since this unique area of Fulbright College of Arts and Sciences’ Department of Biological Sciences began documenting the diversity and distribution of...
Music Professor Inducted into Steinway & Sons Music Teacher Hall of Fame
Northwest Arkansas piano teacher Tomoko Kashiwagi has been inducted into the Steinway & Sons Music Teacher Hall of Fame, a prestigious designation recognizing the work of North America's most committed and passionate piano educators. She was nominated for this...