By Alex Nicoll The Razorback Reporter All she wanted to do was prepare for her thermodynamics test. Anxiety mounted in junior Genesis Espinoza’s mind as she worked her way, floor by floor, through David W. Mullins Library, spending 20 minutes searching a spot that she could spread out and study her materials. Study space was…Continue Reading Library to add new storage building to free up space for students
Month: October 2017
DACA Recipients Uncertain of Unprotected Future in the U.S.
By Andrea Johnson The Razorback Reporter Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals forms and fees submitted to the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services will no longer be accepted. Officials stopped accepting DACA requests Sept. 5, after President Donald Trump rescinded the 2012 executive order by former President Barack Obama. Renewals were accepted until Oct. 5 for…Continue Reading DACA Recipients Uncertain of Unprotected Future in the U.S.
Cyber Security for UA Students
By Kayla Nunez The Razorback Reporter Online personal information for 64 percent of Americans has been compromised, according to the Pew Research Center, but there are ways to ensure that one stays as safe as possible on the Internet. One way that people can stay safe online is to use a different password for all…Continue Reading Cyber Security for UA Students
UA Professors Awarded Grant to Study Hurricane victims
By Erin McGuinnessThe Razorback Reporter A group of UA professors have been awarded a $124,527 National Science Foundation grant to research how social, community and economic resources affect the recovery of Hurricane Harvey victims.“The project is designed to take an inventory of people who have been displaced in the coastal region of southeast Texas,” said…Continue Reading UA Professors Awarded Grant to Study Hurricane victims