Felton, a world-renowned expert in the interactions of plants and the insects that feed upon them, will present the George Templeton Lecture and talk about gene editing on Oct. 7 at the Agriculture ...

Each session should take approximately 30 to 40 minutes, and participants will be compensated with a $20 Amazon electronic gift card upon the completion of the test.

Luu, associate professor in the Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, will give a seminar today on ...

Mullins Library will host its first artist talk in the new Special Collections exhibit gallery on Thursday. Artist Jay Youngdahl will speak about his current exhibit, What Did You Learn in School ...

The goal of Innovation Corps Hubs is to strengthen research, accelerate technology transfer and foster participant success through real-world impact. Adding Arkansas expands geographic reach and ...

Faculty, staff, graduate students, parishioners and their guests are invited to attend the Fall 2025 Meet & Greet hosted by St. Thomas Aquinas University Parish on Thursday.

Panelists shared advice on managing hardships and time constraints in graduate programs and finding balance and also gave advice on entering the job market and skillsets gained from graduate programs.

He educated generations of Arkansas lawyers in property, oil and gas, and natural resources law. He passed away Sept. 18, 2025. His funeral will be held at 11 a.m. Friday, Sept. 26, at Saint Paul's ...

Samuel B. Fernandes, an assistant professor of agricultural statistics and quantitative genetics, and his team were honored for developing models that integrate plant physiology and environmental ...

In their evaluation, tests revealed that those who rubbed their hands with sanitizer until it was dry saw a greater reduction of viruses than those who rubbed their hands for the typical 10 seconds.

The free, public show will run on Sept. 25 from 2-4 p.m. in the School of Art's Studio and Design Center lobby and will feature Nigerian food.

Ryan Allen, an assistant professor of physiology and cell biology at the UAMS, will share a current project from his lab dedicated to developing a drug-responsive mouse model of atherosclerosis.