A policy update clarifies the U of A's obligations under the Pregnant Workers Fairness Act, outlining how reasonable accommodations will be provided for pregnancy, childbirth and related medical ...

Twilight Bowl is currently running at the Global Campus on the Fayetteville Square.

Barbara B. Shadden, an emeritus faculty member of the Communications Disorders Program, was recognized with the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association's Honors of the Association Award, the ...

It is a violation of the U of A Code of Computing Practices for any user to commit copyright infringement using university resources, including campus or residence hall networks.

Margaret Butcher, teaching associate professor of communication, presented a framed diploma to Brooklyn Jackson on June 23 in Morrilton during the Razorbug Diploma Tour.

Delaplain, an associate professor of music who teaches oboe and music theory, won first place in competition for the 2025 American Prize in Instrumental Performance (Winds).

Members of Hill Records, the U of A student-run record label, will accompany alum Ted Hammig and the Campaign when they perform at the Austin City Limits Music Festival on Oct. 11.

Elbin recently co-authored a paper examining an emerging standard of concussion care that is more targeted to the individual and appears to be producing better long-term results, which he discusses in ...

The Women’s Giving Circle gift will support nine innovative projects and further invest in its Women’s Giving Circle Land of Opportunity Scholarship Endowment.

Nearly 10,000 Arkansans participated in the survey, and that information will help create tailored solutions to improve the health and well-being of Arkansans.

The U of A Libraries significantly expanded digital holdings over the summer, acquiring a wide range of books and journals designed to support teaching, learning and research across campus.

By enrolling in courses that offer deep dives into preparing for careers in law and medical professions, or to more broadly explore the limits of their imagination, students will benefit no matter ...