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
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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
Spring Launch Set for Career Connections Class
[et_pb_section bb_built=”1″][et_pb_row][et_pb_column type=”1_2″][et_pb_image _builder_version=”3.17.2″ src=”https://razorbackreporter.uark.edu/files/2018/10/Career-Connections-2c78hnm.png” /][/et_pb_column][et_pb_column type=”1_2″][et_pb_text _builder_version=”3.17.2″] The UofA is scheduled to launch a Fulbright college career connections class in the spring semester. The 3000-level course will provide a platform to connect students with employers while also giving students the opportunity to look into diverse career communities, UA career professionals said. “In the last…Continue Reading Spring Launch Set for Career Connections Class
UAPD Bike Cop and K9 Officer Share Retirement Party
Two veteran members of the UA Police Department retired Friday after years of service to the department. Officer Steve Meyer served the department for 43 years, working as one of the department’s primary bicycle cops. K9 Officer Dingo, a German Shepherd, served the force for six years, 42 in dog years, working with his handler,…Continue Reading UAPD Bike Cop and K9 Officer Share Retirement Party