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.
Award-winning author and professor of black horror and afrofuturism, Tananarive Due, visited the UCA campus last week spending a total of two days sharing her expertise with students and staff.
The Paul L. Revis memorial scholarship is a newly created privately-funded scholarship expected to be made available in the spring semester. The scholarship was established by the Revis family in memory of their son, Paul Revis, who died in March of this year.
As the sun set behind the UCA Softball Field Sept. 5, members of UCA Greek fraternities and UCAPD battled head-to-head in a softball game to create meaningful student-police relationships and also help out the local Conway community.
Student with cancer remembered for dedication to local churches ministries, impact felt across state
Senior Alexis Faupel died Sept. 2 after from ovarian cancer. Along with being a kinesiology major, Faupel was a member of the Wesley Foundation at UCA as well as an avid volunteer with the Ozark Mission Project and the Bryant United Methodist Church.
Booths and students were scattered throughout the Student Center Ballroom from 1-3 p.m. Sept. 3 to learn about what volunteer opportunities UCA and the Conway community has to offer at the annual Volunteer Fair.
Pearl Doiphode is a native of Mumbai, India, and moved to the US in 2018. Doiphode is currently a graduate teaching assistant for the physical therapy program at UCA.
Cynthia Burleson, director of UCA’s Insurance and Risk Management department, traveled to Singapore in June to accept a designation for the program by the International Insurance Society as a Global Center of Insurance Excellence.
Ida Waldran Auditorium was a scene of dancing, laughter and bonding as the Minority Mentorship Program hosted ‘MMP Unplugged’ on Wednesday, Aug. 29 at 6 p.m.
Getting caught up and distracted by life is incredibly easy for college students. However, senior Taylor Tennison has made it a priority to take time, give back and prioritize what is actually important.
Sophomore Yasmine Robinson [far left] got a pancake made of her and her friend during the Dancakes event. The artists draw the pancakes in layers; then flip the cooked pancake over for a big reveal. (photo by Marley Cash-Powell)
Ben Seidman finds ways to combine his gifts of magic and comedy by creating exciting and interactive shows for his audiences. Many of Seidman’s magic tricks had audience members participate by doing things like making a phone call, coming on stage and getting pickpocketed, or checking their …
Missouri native Sara Evans will perform in Reynolds Performance Hall at 7:30 p.m. on Sept. 20, 2019. Evans current tour features songs from “Words,” her eighth studio album. The title comes from her love of lyrics and the emotional storytelling power they hold.
In a world where instances of hate, judgement, and mental health issues are seen within society everyday, one UCA student works to spread kindness, acceptance, and a smile wherever she goes.
Sororities and fraternities across the UCA campus came together on August 19 to show off their dance moves, as well as what their chapter is all about, for incoming freshmen and those who are interested in joining their greek family.
Behind UCA’s intramural fields is a sky high, obstacle course structure that is known at the Challenge Course and, after a long summer of construction, will officially open on Tuesday, Sept. 3.
UCA’s Student Government Association (SGA) and Aramark dining services are gearing up to launch a new initiative to cut down the amount of styrofoam waste that goes in and out of the Christian Cafeteria’s door every day.
Art lovers of all ages can visit UCA Downtown during their open hours until Aug. 30 to view an exhibit, titled “Travelin’ Man” by profilific artist, war veteran and former UCA professor Gene Hatfield.
On August 10, UCA students made their walk into the world after receiving their diplomas at the commencement ceremony for summer 2019 graduates in the Farris Center.
The recently passed House Bill 1684 will allow DACA students to receive in-state tuition at state-funded Arkansas universities.
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