Know the Weather: Spring Tornado Safety
April showers bring May flowers, right? Spring has sprung, which means severe weather season is...
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Category: Residence Education
Students Make a Splash at Spring Fling
Pictured above: [Left to right] Richard Mays, James Hand, and Alexis Tucker pose at the Spring...
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Enjoy Break Responsibly – Spring Break Edition
Spring break is coming! Many of you will be making plans to travel during Mar. 19–23. While you’re...
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Sweet Chariot Tour Educates on Underground Railroad
Words and Photos By Kate Friesen Resident Assistant Northwest Quad Students spent an evening...
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Watches and Warnings: Know Your Severe Weather
Spring is just around the corner… which means the potential for severe weather is looming....
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Recycling Competition Begins Between Hotz and Yocum Halls
University Housing and PepsiCo Recycling are teaming up to increase recycling rates and promote sustainability in two residence halls on campus.
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Protect Yourself: Don’t Let the Flu Get You!
The number of flu cases on campus inevitably increases this time of year. Don’t let your academic...
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Prepare-Survive-Recover: What to Do in an Earthquake
Earthquakes are not common in the Fayetteville area, but believe it or not, two earthquakes...
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Watch Out: Crosswalk Safety Awareness Month
October is Crosswalk Safety Awareness month here in Fayetteville, so we wanted to give you some important tips and reminders as you’re using the crosswalks around campus and the city.
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Pedal for the Permit: Bikes on Campus
Riding your bike to and from campus is a convenient and healthy way to get around!
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University Housing Hosts 2nd Annual Chocolate Wasted ? Event at Greek Theatre
Chocolate Wasted is an exciting way for University of Arkansas students to party with friends, meet new people, and enjoy chocolate responsibly.
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Chocolate Wasted ? Teaches Safety Skills Around Alcohol ?
On Wednesday evening, students got wasted at the Greek Theatre! Chocolate wasted, that is.
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