University of Arkansas

On today's show, teaching associate professor of political science at the University of Arkansas John C. Davis discusses this year's midterm primary elections. Also, new developments in Fayetteville's South Yard.

Hugh Churchill, professor of physics, on the new Arkansas Materials Institute that he directs.

Thirty teens spent a day at UofA's I³R workshop, working in groups on maternal health, youth tobacco use and extended reality in rural care. Coordinator Caroline Wahlgreen explains the approach.

A year after a swatting incident, UAPD is filming a new active threat safety video showing avoid, deny, defend protocols and the first responder side of an emergency.

Three UofA students curated “Regnat Populus,” a Mullins Library exhibit using the Quill Project to digitize Arkansas's constitutional history from 1836.

A new exhibit and international digital humanities project trace the drafting of Arkansas's 1874 Constitution and the decades of amendments that followed.

As climate change strains Arkansas's rice industry Little Rock Public Radio's Amir Mahmoud reports on efforts to breed rice varieties resistant to heat drought and high nighttime temperatures.

James Lampinen, chair of the Department of Psychological Science, on the science of witness identification.

Peter MacKeith steps down as dean of the Fay Jones School of Architecture and Design after 12 years. He reflects on the school's growth, the Porch Project at the Venice Biennale and more.

Team captain Andrew Maust and teammate Maddie Shults discuss the University of Arkansas food science team's run to the College Bowl national finals in Chicago.