Food Science Club’s apple butter sale blends student experience and local ingredients

Dozens of jars of apple butter in a production facility

Students make apple butter in support of fundraising efforts. | Photo courtesy: University of Arkansas Food Science Club FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — The University of Arkansas Food Science Club’s annual apple butter fundraiser is back, marking the 56th year selling student handmade apple butter jars to raise money for club activities. The locally sourced ingredients were…Continue Reading Food Science Club’s apple butter sale blends student experience and local ingredients

From India to Arkansas: Nethra’s Journey to Fayetteville

University of Arkansas student Nethra Chelakkat journeyed from the UAE to India and then to Texas before arriving on campus. | Courtesy photo. FAYETTEVILLE, Ark.— Nethra Chelakkat, an Indian woman, had her world flipped upside down when moving to America at the age of 11 years old. From living in a damaged, broken-down house in…Continue Reading From India to Arkansas: Nethra’s Journey to Fayetteville

Holcombe Hall Incident Still Under Investigation

Holcombe Hall Incident Still Under Investigation A reported rape incident that happened on campus in September is still under investigation by UAPD. No further details have been disclosed. A reported rape in a dorm room Sept. 2 triggered a RazAlert at the UofA. A later report showed details different from the original account. The victim…Continue Reading Holcombe Hall Incident Still Under Investigation

Grant Could Help Crack Down on Concrete Deficiencies

Senior Walk, an integral part of the University of Arkansas campus, spans five miles of pavement etched with graduates’ names reaching back to 1876. As the university’s oldest tradition, and as the only Senior Walk in the country, preservation of the pavement is vital. When walking around campus, however, it is hard not to notice…Continue Reading Grant Could Help Crack Down on Concrete Deficiencies

Fulbright Student Panel to Give Students Internship Tips

By: Student Reporter Students work internships because they want jobs, college career counselors advise. Toward the goal of landing an internship, a student-focused panel, Internship Tips from Fulbright Students, is scheduled to take place at 5 p.m., Oct. 30 in 512 of the Arkansas Union. “It’s vital for students to prepare for jobs and they…Continue Reading Fulbright Student Panel to Give Students Internship Tips