The Razorback Reporter

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.

YouTube, Instagram Offer Students a Different Kind of Job

College creators turn social media usage into revenue streams.

Jazz Concentration Adds Gravitas to Department of Music

The university recently established jazz as a course of study, and students can enroll to earn a Bachelor of Music in Performance with a Jazz Studies concentration.

Sugar Consumption Stirs Bitter Conflict

As Americans continue to over-consume daily sugar, a conflict has arose between the potential health risks and personal attacks on individuals.

City Resources Work To Assist Homeless Population From All Angles

Labeling bags of cat and dog food, finding the best contractor to fix a hole in the roof of a family home and meeting with recently rehomed families are all in a day’s work for employees of the city Community Resource Division.

NWA Wastes 80,000 Tons of Food A Year; Food Loops Offers Solution

The mission of Food Loops is to meet people where they are and help them live more sustainably. Food Loops workers achieve this by making their products affordable for residents at $10 a month to subscribe in a bucket swap program.

Environmental Activists Express Awareness, Need for Action

Fayetteville environmental activists lent their voices to global climate strikes and demonstrations about how waste reduction and education can help the planet.

Massive Bulky Waste Haul Keeps Tens of Tons of Waste From Landfills

Fayetteville workers pick-up waste that is too large for trash cans for free eight times a year.

FROM THE LAB

Each year, a select group of journalism students take courses and learn the newsroom experience in the Digital Media Lab. Every story produced for The Razorback Reporter was created in the lab or by journalism majors.

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