The U of A Division of Agriculture's research arm, generated the first high-quality, chromosome-scale reference genome for the rice stink bug, Oebalus pugnax, identifying more than 13,000 genes.

The U of A Community Music School is now accepting registrations for fall private lessons.

The Department of Entomology and Plant Pathology will present speaker Jing Zhou as part of the Fall 2026 Seminar Series Tuesday, Sept. 22.

Rice bran is a plentiful agricultural byproduct that is often underused, but research out of the Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Station shows it could be a source for biodegradable food packaging ...

Improving education and health outcomes among children and youth leads to longer and healthier lives, higher educational attainment and lifetime earnings, and stronger communities and economies. A ...

The Career Everywhere Catalyst course provides educators and student-support professionals with tools and strategies that help students connect their college experiences to future career success.

Students from across the country are invited to compete in RazorHack, a three-day cybersecurity capture-the-flag competition Nov. 6-8 at the U of A.

U of A students looking to gain hands-on experience with startups can apply beginning Sept. 21 for two paid internship programs offered through the Office of Entrepreneurship and Innovation.

Led by faculty, professionals and experts in their fields, the courses give students a chance to explore an ambition before committing to it, prepare seriously for a goal already in sight or discover ...

The Center for Business and Economic Research at the Sam M. Walton College of Business and the Northwest Arkansas Council will mark 15 years of partnership on the State of the Northwest Arkansas ...

The U of A School of Law marked its fifth year of the Delta Initiative, a two-day outreach program that brings law students, faculty and staff to communities across the Arkansas Delta to help expand ...

Photojournalist David Handschuh, alumni Alyson Low and Michael Frazier, historian Joel Gordon and journalist Gina Shelton talked with students about a day that changed America and its perception of ...