A-State To Host Annual Earth Day Celebration April 20
Local schools and the general public will join the campus community at the annual celebration of the 2018 Earth Day at Arkansas State University, Friday, April 20
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Special Guests to Assist in Arkansas Children’s Week
A number of state legislators and community leaders will visit Arkansas State University this week to assist in activities pertaining to the Arkansas Children’s Week celebration.
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Four win Faculty Achievement Award at A-State
The four recipients of the 2017-18 Faculty Achievement Awards – in advising, professional service, research and teaching – were announced Tuesday.
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ABSTDC To Host ‘Meet the Lenders’ Discussion in Batesville
A panel of local lenders will be involved in a question and answer discussion about loan options for starting or expanding a business at a “Meet the Lenders” session in Batesville
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Three new academic programs coming to Williams
Williams will offer its second master’s degree, the Master of Science in Education (MSE), and it will add bachelor’s degrees in criminal justice and marketing.
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Through a Child’s Eyes/STEM Day at Museum, Sunday
Through a Child’s Eyes (TACE) is a juried art exhibition featuring works of art by children aged four through grade 8 in the region.
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Panel to discuss importance of news in democracy
Together, they will discuss the future of journalism, its role in the local community, and what news literacy is in the era of fake news.
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Sexual Assault Awareness Week Starts Monday, April 2
Everyone is invited to write notes of support to survivors, or survivors may discuss their own experiences, and leave them in the pockets.
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Rex Nelson Lecture is Tonight at Williams
The lecture was originally postponed due to wintry weather around the state in February.
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New Layer of Security Added to A-State IT Systems
Those at Arkansas State University will have another layer of data security while using the MyCampus portal for conducting business with the institution.
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