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Affordable Housing
Affordable Housing Shortage Plays Big Role in Fayetteville Homeless Problem By Brooke Tomlin and Elena Ramirez The Razorback Reporter U.S. News and World Report ranks Fayetteville, a college town tucked in the northwest corner of Arkansas, as one of the best places to live, thanks to the University of Arkansas, a vibrant music and arts …
Domestic Violence Shelters
Domestic Violence Shelters Struggle Amid Coronavirus By Moe EllisThe Razorback Reporter FAYETTEVILLE, Ark.— The Covid-19 pandemic causing a national state of emergency, some domestic violence shelters in Northwest Arkansas are having to cut back staffing, which can be particularly difficult for women fleeing violence at home. “If you think statistically about domestic violence people are …
Homeless Children
Arkansas has 14,052 Homeless Children.That Is Not a Typo By Abbi RossThe Razorback Reporter De Valls Bluff, Ark. — In the 2017-2018 school year, some 14,052 Arkansas public school students experienced homelessness, according to federal estimates, but the picture of rural homelessness isn’t what you would expect. In small Arkansas towns such as Brinkley and Mount Vernon, …
Bus Drivers
In Small Schools, Bus Drivers Are ‘First Responders’ For Homeless Students By Matthew MooreThe Razorback Reporter For small school districts in Arkansas, such as rural Newport, combating student homelessness is an all-hands-on-deck effort. “Bus drivers can tell you who is homeless before anyone can,” said Ronnie Erwin, homeless coordinator for the Newport School District, some …
Veteran Podcast
The Last Homeless Veteran? By Matthew MooreThe Razorback Reporter Fayetteville, Ark.—On Veteran’s Day, November 11, 2019, the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette ran an article entitled, “Vet homelessness on path to effectively end in Northwest Arkansas.” Steve Burt, then executive director of the Northwest Arkansas Continuum of Care, said at the time his group had a goal to …
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Postgraduate Debt Remains a Concern for African American Students
Even with UA scholarships designated for minority students, some African American take out federal loans to cover the cost.
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