Seventeen students were able to visit graduate programs at Georgetown and Howard universities, learn about fields of study they might pursue after graduation at the U of A and visit national museums ...

Oluwatoyin Olatunde, a Ph.D. candidate in the U of A public health program, gained direct feedback from faculty and doctoral students at the University of Buffalo about her own research.

U of A researchers report that police officers value a new program in which social workers assist on calls with people suffering mental health crises.

More than 380 examinees registered to take the Japanese-Language Proficiency Test this year. The test will be held on Dec. 1 in Kimpel Hall.

Ruvindu Perera, cell and molecular biology graduate student, placed first in the Foodborne Pathogens and Contaminants in Animal-Based Products category. Amanda Anthney, poultry science graduate ...

Join in an evening of great discussion, food and fellowship at Soulful Healing, from 6-8 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 21, in the Unity House Multipurpose Room, with dinner from Food Therapy NWA.

The rountadble will feature Francesco Bedeschi, director of the U of A Rome Center; Katie Sabo, associate director of global engagement and STAB; and students who studied at the Rome Center.

Students co-majoring in Middle East studies have access to unique scholarship opportunities, and all Arabic students have access to study abroad programs in Jordan, Morocco, Dubai and Oman.

In summer 2025, the Italian Program and the History Program will offer a faculty-led study abroad program titled Self-Fashioning in Rome: 1450-1600 at the Rome Center during Session 1.

The Princeton Review ranked the Graduate Entrepreneurship Program in the Sam M. Walton College of Business among its Top 25, ten spots up from last year.

By having multiple epitopes in one molecule, MEFA vaccines can simultaneously target several features of the disease-causing pathogen, known as virulence points. Sun said this theoretically makes the ...

The U of A School of Law's Indigenous Food and Agriculture Initiative recently announced Carly Griffith Hotvedt, a member of the Cherokee Nation, as the organization's executive director.