Anthony Williams Jr. is a senior with strong academic values and a passion for leadership. Williams is from West Helena, Arkansas majoring in interior design, which allows him to showcase his creativity. He is the president of the Theta Psi Chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity, co-director …
Not only does the annual Student Art Competitive provide every student on campus with a venue to show off their artwork, it also equips them with experience in gallery preparation and in receiving feedback on their work.
The sound of music filled the air at the amphitheater in front of the Ronnie Williams Student Center March 7, when indie singer-songwriter and former “The Voice” contestant Lauren Frihauf performed a mix of covers and original songs.
Forty-six years of tradition, culture and confidence filled Reynolds Performance Hall as eight women competed to express their idea of “the essence of a woman.”
Being involved in the Girl Scouts as a child fostered an early passion for business in sophomore Isabelle Saettele.
Senior Colburn Clark is the president of Bears Animal Advocacy and is in charge of raising funds for UAnimals, a Ukrainian animal aid organization that began its work in 2016.
Everyone always says communication is key in relationships, but no one really tells us what this exactly means.
As part of the Artists in Residence program, novelist and short story author John Brandon spent two impactful days interacting with students and faculty through his self-described “weird” short stories and a film screening of his novel, “Arkansas.”
The sound of hands slapping canvas echoed throughout campus March 2 as students brought awareness to hate with the Health Science Club.
UCA Jazz ensembles wowed crowds with some great rhythms Feb. 24.
Sophomore Sydney Brooks is blooming with confidence after coming to UCA where she is an involved student and friend to many.
The Minority Mentorship Program raised awareness and informed students of mental health resources on campus at its “Mental Health with MMP” event on Tuesday, Feb. 21.
Students of all colleges will be able to show off what they’ve learned in the past year at the third annual Quoined Corner: The College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences’ Student Research and Creative Activity Conference.
Black excellence in the arts was on full display in a dazzling night of poetry, dance, acting and song – organized as a celebration of artists during Black History Month.
Students for the Arts hosted an informative zine-making event focused on spreading awareness about the Arkansas art economy while also introducing those in participation to a zany medium.
Ebony Models showcased “The Evolution of Black Love” in a throwback fashion show with looks from the 60s, 70s, 80 and beyond.
Carter, an alumnus and UCA’s associate vice president of facilities, said he gets “probably 150 emails a day,” and averages “20 meetings a week.”
Bears Adapt is a new recognized student organization that strives to create a campus environment where disabilities are included in the norm and foster adaptability.
Students and faculty read excerpts from their favorite Black authors at The African American Read-In open mic.
Sophomore resident assistant PJ Walker brought together the residents and staff of Carmichael Hall for a time of personal and social development through the art of embroidery in their event “Joyfully Embroidery” Thursday, Feb. 9.
Amid questions like “what’s your ideal date” and “who’s your celebrity crush,” students were able to make new connections through the African Student Association’s speed dating event Feb. 9.
Despite their prop truck being almost beaten by the stormy weather and causing a delay, the Blue Man Group succeeded in beating their paint-filled drums in a rhythmically-filled fashion at Reynolds Performance Hall on Feb. 8.
Students for the Arts invited students of all disciplines to fold origami lotus flowers for the Arkansas Museum of Fine Arts Thursday.
If you’re looking for a person who’s involved on campus, look no further. Senior Alexsis Byrd balances being a student along with their involvement in being an ambassador, being in the Housing Staff Association, Beartegrity and being a member of the anthropology club.
For the students behind Bruce and Sugar Bear, the life of a UCA mascot is far from unbearable.
The Latino Student Association hosted Arte Pa’Relajarte to encourage students to relax and be creative in the Ronnie Williams Student Center Jan. 25.
While the night of Jan. 26 may have otherwise given students a chill, the Student Activities Board’s ice skating and hot chocolate event outside Short/Denney gave them a Thursday thrill.
Grace Benish is a freshman with a passion for helping others, especially by providing more opportunities for disabled people.
A select few Biz@Bear students have been given the opportunity to earn a $400 scholarship for participating in the ACRE Cubs reading group.
New Hall hosted “Snuggle Season”, an animal shelter donation drive, Thursday, Jan. 26, supplying students with materials to weave blankets and toys for animals in Conway shelters.
After marching silently along the perimeter of UCA’s campus, students and faculty gathered around the steps of Old Main to commemorate the message of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Taylor Aldridge is a senior student with a passion for fitness and body positivity. Aldridge is from Vilonia, Arkansas majoring in public relations with a minor in English. When she is outside the classroom, she is busy creating fitness content and helping others along their self-love journey.
Conway is home to the only Shakespeare theater in Arkansas, Arkansas Shakespeare Theatre.
Construction delays in the Windgate Center for Fine and Performing Arts are putting a damper on the recently announced artists participating in the Artist in Residence program.
“I think it is really important to engage students in service and do something that directly impacts the community they live in, and for our residential students, that is the community on campus,” Novaković said.
Ebony Models held their winter fashion show Thursday, Dec. 1, in the Ronnie Williams Student Center.
Though it's taken many forms and breaks over its decade-long run, the community’s local science event, “Science Wednesday,” ended Nov. 30 at Lewis Science Center.
On Thursday, Nov. 17, UCA’s X-Men hosted the Battle of the X’s, an event where new and old members of Project X came together to play games and fraternize.
Singer and songwriter Cameron Bedell performed in the Ronnie Williams Student Center food court Nov. 15.
The Student Activities Board held “Board and Brush Art,” an event where students crafted handmade coffee boards while sipping a coffee of their choice Nov. 17.
