Formed in 2009, the Archive Team (not to be confused with the archive.org Archive-It Team) is a rogue archivist collective dedicated to saving copies of rapidly dying or deleted websites for the sake of history and digital heritage. The group is 100% composed of volunteers and interested parties, and has expanded into a large amount of related projects for saving online and digital history.
Book Launch for Jane Blunschi's 'Mon Dieu, Love' Friday Night at Pearl's Books
A book launch for Mon Dieu, Love, the debut novella by author and English professor Jane Blunschi, will start at 6:30 p.m. Friday, June 2, at Pearl's Books in downtown Fayetteville.
Faculty Invited to Enjoy Uninterrupted Writing Time at Write-in Event
Join us from noon to 4 p.m. Tuesday and on from 9 a.m. to noon Wednesday for two days of uninterrupted productivity at the Faculty Collaborative, located at 146 N. Harmon Ave. in the Harmon Garage.
Libraries Provide Funding for Publishing Your Research
Have you considered making your research open access? If so, you can receive funding, publishing charge waivers or publisher's discounts through various programs hosted by the University Libraries.
Volunteers Needed for HillFest Aug. 21 and Razorbash Aug. 23
Volunteers are needed during multiple time slots before, during and after both events. All volunteers for each event will receive a free T-shirt. Volunteers can sign up on GivePulse for both HillFest and Razorbash.
Registration Opens July 10 for HillFest and Razorbash
Save the date for HillFest and Razorbash registration! The two events serve as informational-type fairs designed to help students learn more about campus and the Northwest Arkansas community.
Data Strategy Focus Group Sessions Begin
The U of A has identified nearly 200 data specialists across campus and begun hosting a series of focus groups with them in May to gain insight into the problems the campus community faces.
Libraries to Host Community Scholars Training in Batesville
The next installment of the Arkansas Folk and Traditional Arts Community Scholars Program begins June 1 at the Independence County Library in Batesville, Arkansas.
Call for Scholarly Contributions to 2023 Fall Issue of Inquiry Journal
Undergraduate students from all disciplines at the U of A are invited to submit their work — research articles and presentations — for review by faculty in a student's relevant field. Submit contributions by Nov. 20.
Earn up to $50 in Amazon Gift Cards
If you are a woman or identify as a woman who has experienced a stressful event, you may be eligible to earn up to 8 Sona credits or $20-$50 in Amazon gift cards.
Publication of Spring 2023 Issue of the Inquiry Journal
The latest issue of Inquiry: the University of Arkansas Journal of Undergraduate Research (Vol. 22, Issue 1), an online undergraduate research publication, is available online today.
Paid Neuroscience Research Study: Earn $48
The MoCCA lab is seeking participants for a study on the neuroscience of creativity. Your participation will help advance knowledge on the neuroscience of creativity.
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U of A System Staff Members Honored in 2023 Arkansas Press Women Communications Contest
Fred Miller of the Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Station and Michelle Parks of the Fay Jones School of Architecture and Design won awards for writing and photography from the Arkansas Press Women.
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AECT's Johnson Outstanding Teacher; Doss Wins Top Article at National AAAE Meeting
Don Johnson was named AAAE's National Outstanding Teacher for 2023. William Doss was primary author on an article named Outstanding Article for 2022 and published in the Journal of Agricultural Education.
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U of A Graduate Seeks to Change Lives as EKU Dean
Elizabeth Smith, a three-time graduate of the university, will become dean of the College of Education and Applied Human Sciences at Eastern Kentucky University this summer.
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Szwydky Publishes Co-Edited Book 'Adaptation Before Cinema'
English professor Lissette Lopez Szwydky co-edited a recently published collection of essays, Adaptation Before Cinema: Literary and Visual Convergence from Antiquity through the Nineteen Century.