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Faculty members in the College of Sciences and the College of Arts and Humanities have joined forces to create a new major that brings the two...
While most students move away from Searcy for summer break, many stay and work, complete internships or take summer classes on campus.
“During my K-12 education, I had many wonderful teachers, but there was one who really made an impact in my life,” December 2016...
The University’s College of Sciences selected Associate Professor Kevin Stewart as the Coons-Farrar Endowed Chair for the Biomedical Sciences...
This summer, the Finley STEM Center has been educating teachers in the White County area on how to implement new science standards in their...
If you walk in the Pryor-England Science building, you might not expect to hear the sounds of children’s giggles and excited conversation...
On Saturday, May 7, nearly 900 students woke up, donned their black caps and gowns, and crossed the Benson stage to receive their long-awaited...
The department of mathematics celebrated Pi Day on Monday, March 14 with several events on campus.
“I started looking at the many ways to help kids.
Jared Knappe knew he wanted to pursue exercise science after taking his first anatomy and physiology class his sophomore year.
Leaving home and coming to college can be uncomfortable for many students.
In high school, Vanessa Lewis knew she wanted to become a basketball coach because of the way her own coach inspired her and ministered to all the...
Incorporating her faith into the future workplace, Rachel Perry plans to use her FCS education major as her chosen ministry.
The department of family and consumer sciences is hosting a rock ‘n’ roll-themed fashion show Nov. 12 at 7 p.m.
Provost Larry Long has named Dr.
Eight University faculty members received Teacher Achievement Awards during the annual faculty and staff dinner on campus April 24.
