A Thank You to the University
Written by: Kaley Ferguson It is the holiday season, a time to be thankful, and this year I am...
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Making a Difference through Philanthropy
Walking onto campus for the first time in August was the most exciting thing and the most terrifying.
Read MoreMy Dorm Life
Written by: Emily Cole My freshman year at the University of Arkansas was wonderful, and the dorm...
Read MoreJudging For Success
Few people are familiar with the competitive event known as horse (or equine) judging. My personal experience with this competition began around 2008 through a 4-H team.
Read MoreKelley Coakley: Helping Fellow Engineering Majors
Junior “Roads” scholar Kelley Coakley seems to have found her niche in the engineering community.
Read MoreAlumna Amy Crain Wins Miss Arkansas Scholarship Pageant
Miss Diamond Lakes Amy Crain won the title of Miss Arkansas 2013 on Saturday at the Miss Arkansas Scholarship Pageant.
Read MoreMary Ann Stewart Discovers Her Passion for Helping College Students
I first came to the University of Arkansas in the fall of 2006, thanks in part to receiving a “Roads” Scholarship from the Arkansas Alumni Association
Read MoreJohn Diamond and Clint Stoerner to Speak at Garland County Scholarship Fundraiser
The Garland County Chapter will host John Diamond, associate vice chancellor of university relations, and Clint Stoerner, former quarterback of the Arkansas Razorbacks, at its annual scholarship fundraiser on Saturday, September...
Read MoreStephanie Grise Receives 2011 Peggy Walker Scholarship
Stephanie Grise has been chosen by the Arkansas Alumni Association as a recipient of the 2011 Peggy Walker Scholarship. A resident of Hot Springs, Grise knew from a young age that the University of Arkansas would be her school...
Read MoreThe University of Arkansas Opened Doors for Casey Clare
If anyone has ever been bitten by the travel bug, it would be Casey Clare. From the moment she stepped onto the University of Arkansas campus, her desire to study while traveling the world is one she expressed clearly to her peers and her professors.
Read MoreWe all Share a Common Bond of Being a Razorback
One interesting part of these events is the connection residents are making not only with the University and the Alumni Association but with each other. Now when they see each other around town, they know they share a common bond of being a Razorback.
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