Cardenas, a first-year biomedical engineering student from Austin, Texas, spent three high school summers on campus at the Engineering Summer Academy, the College of Engineering's flagship residential ...

After a chance meeting in a laundry room during their freshman year, Grace Martin and Jack Norris fell in love. Five years later, their paths took them halfway across the globe to Paraguay as Peace ...

Todd Cleveland, a faculty member in the Department of History, recently co-authored a book published by Bloomsbury Academic titled, Accessible Africa: Teaching and Learning about an Unfamiliar Past, ...

The U of A Office of Planned Giving has been renamed to the Office of Estate and Strategic Giving, reflecting the evolving nature of philanthropy and the office's expanded role in helping donors ...

Two Global Campus staff members received the Global Campus Lightbulb Award for Innovation for their implementation of a new online student checklist learning module in a new online admissions portal.

Researchers with the Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Station, the research arm of the U of A Division of Agriculture, used a machine-learning approach to study not just which genes a bacterium has, ...

Coming in November and co-edited by Harry Patrinos and Kristen Scott, The State of Education in Arkansas features work from Education Reform faculty members and highlights major education policy ...

AI plays an important role in detecting faults, classifying grid events and making split-second decisions that keep electricity flowing in a power grid.

The National Institutes of Health awarded the grant to Will Richardson, U of A professor of chemical engineering, to study the causes of heart failure with reduced ejection fraction, develop ...

Whitman, online student support manager at the U of A Global Campus, was named both Global Campus Employee of the Fourth Quarter and Global Campus Employee of the Year.

The scholarships recognize and support U of A staff members who are continuing their education and working toward their undergraduate or graduate degrees.

To date, AIMRC-affiliated researchers have been awarded $52.5 million in external funding, with almost $20 million of that funding generated by early-career faculty.