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University of Arkansas MFA students debut "Bookends," a devised play inspired by Dickson Street Bookshop, at TheatreSquared on Friday and Sunday.
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Razorback Athletics' Kyle Parkinson explains how two of Mexico's top soccer clubs ended up at Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium for the Golden Clash doubleheader on March 28.
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The UA Office of Entrepreneurship and Innovation is running three accelerators this spring: GORP, the Arkansas Global Cycling Accelerator and the new Ozark Retail Accelerator.
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The University of Arkansas hosts its annual Day of Percussion on Saturday, featuring six hours of performances and a spotlight on the vibraphone with guest artist Brian Graiser.
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MacArthur and Guggenheim fellow Liz Lerman visits the University of Arkansas to discuss creativity, uncertainty and her forthcoming book, "Shape and Momentum," on Thursday at 6 p.m.
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A UA student senator and a state lawmaker raise concerns as the University of Arkansas Board of Trustees moves to direct millions in new funding to the athletics department.
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A UA faculty committee unanimously recommended reinstating professor Shirin Saeidi after she was suspended over social media posts about Israel, Gaza and Iran.
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Student housing continues to be a critical part of the broader conversation around housing in the city of Fayetteville, home to the state’s flagship university and over 34,000 students, as of Fall 2025.
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University of Dayton professor Oliver Knabe visits the UofA to discuss how FIFA World Cups shape national identity — using England's war-metaphor coverage of West Germany as a case study.
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The 2026 SHE: Festival of Women in Music runs Friday through Sunday at the University of Arkansas, featuring a world premiere, free concerts and a student flute quartet performance.