Assistant head coach Chris Johnson has been selected to lead the University of Arkansas women’s cross country and track and field program when head coach Lance Harter retires in 2023.
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University of Arkansas alum Ayana Gray shared her experience writing her bestselling debut novel “Beasts of Prey” during a lecture hosted by the Honors College Oct. 27.
The Golden Lions and Arkansas Razorbacks will meet on the gridiron for the first time Oct. 23. UAPB will receive a game guarantee for the non-conference game that could support athletic scholarships.
Arkansas Unity and Heritage Festival Week features a series of events leading up to the inaugural meeting between the UAPB and University of Arkansas football teams Oct. 23.
The late Jon Richardson was the first African American scholarship football player at the University of Arkansas. He will be honored prior to the Homecoming game Oct. 16.
The University of Arkansas will dedicate the new National Pan-Hellenic Council Gardens and plaza before the Homecoming game Oct. 16.
The University of Arkansas has received a pair of grants from the National Science Foundation to support collaborations with HBCUs on projects examining politics, Black trauma and COVID-19.
A $6.1 million grant is supporting the creation of an institute focused on virus research. The University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff is one of four hub sites.
Charles Robinson, one of the SEC’s first African American provosts, has been named interim chancellor of the University of Arkansas.
All-American Moses Moody was selected 14th overall by the Golden State Warriors in the 2021 NBA Draft. He’s the first Razorback to join the league after his freshman year.
In this personal essay, Summer Wilkie explores the recent use of land acknowledgments and how they don’t go far enough.
The Congressional Black Caucus Internship was awarded to four University of Arkansas students, Elijah Conley, Daniel Webster, Justyce Yuille and Jamari Rose.
A University of Arkansas union wants to rename a dining hall since the namesake, a former governor, failed to stand up for Black residents after the 1919 Elaine Massacre
Dekarius Dawson, a 2019 graduate from the University of Arkansas School of Music, shares his experience as a black student at a predominantly white university.
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