UCA’s media outlets and publications showed up and showed out in this year’s Arkansas College Media Association competition.
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UCA’s media outlets and publications showed up and showed out in this year’s Arkansas College Media Association competition.
UCA alumna and current UCA employee Amy Whitehead was named the university’s new Chief of Staff.
The UCA Police Department conducted their annual training exercises to prepare for any attacks that might occur on campus.
The UCA community had the opportunity to discuss their feelings on the recent sign removal controversy directly with President Houston Davis at the recent campus talk.
Throughout the month of June, the UCA faculty and staff were given the opportunity to attend free Community Emergency Response Training classes to learn disaster preparedness and response.
The UCA and Conway community gathered at the UCA amphitheater on June 25 for Unity at UCA, an event intended to discuss the help and support provided to the LGBTQ community. The discussion was sparked by the removal of a pro-LGBTQ sign from outside of Torreyson library.
A sign reading “Being gay is like glitter, it never goes away. – Lady Gaga” outside the Torreyson Library sparked controversy after it was ordered to be removed by the president's office.
Arkansas Coding Academy Director Donald Walker discusses how he got into coding and what the ArCA is all about.
Aramark employee Nathan Slinkard recently became UCA's first full-time dietitian, who has plans for the upcoming fall semester.
The Arkansas Shakespeare Theatre has moved to UCA for its performance of Shakespeare's "The Comedy of Errors."
Recent rains have created the need to combat flood waters encroaching on people's homes and the Beavercreek Fire Department is doing their part by providing sandbags to quell the rising waters.
UCA Board of Trustees approved the raise in tuition and discussed other matters during their meeting in the Board of Trustees Conference Room in Wingo Hall March 10, 2019.
UCA’s Office of Student Life hosted its annual Student Involvement Awards on April 17 in McCastlain Hall to acknowledge the outstanding efforts of students, advisors and student organizations during the academic year.
Soothing jazz notes shifted across the cool and cutting breeze, traveling across campus from the lawn at Donaghey Hall as the UCA Jazz II Ensemble performed for a meager crowd of determined music lovers noon April 19.
Amber Sherer is nontraditional in every sense of the word.
Arkansas native and best-selling author, Phyllis Hodges, held a “Pen to Podium” talk at the Arkansas State Archives building in Little Rock on April 16 where she spoke on the vital nature of history through her acclaimed book “8 Years of Unforgettable History: The Allure of America’s Firsts.”
The Student Government Association received an impressive number of votes casted for the 2019-2020 general election and held a meeting April 12 to announce new board members and amendment changes,
Bianca Mora-Delgado is a junior at UCA with a double major in sociology and filmmaking and a minor in gender studies. She was born in Guanajuato, Mexico, and moved to Arkansas in 2013 with her family. Her parents applied for green cards while Mora-Delgado was still a child. By the time they …
The weekly SGA meeting began with presentations from Aramark general manager Jim Nabors and director of campus recreation Richard Hammond, who both served as representatives for campus projects that are proposed to be finished by the fall semester.
Students, staff and faculty gathered on the second floor of the Torreyson Library to hear stories from their peers and professors about memorable and transformative life experiences at UCA’s first Human Library event.
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