Image credits to UAFS Mythology Club's Instagram On Tuesday, November 17th, from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m., the “Mythical Talent Show” featuring talented solo artists and groups will be held in the UAFS amphitheater! A hot cocoa bar is set to be provided, and all who work at, go to, or graduated from UAFS are welcome to take part! Sign up to perform using the Mythology Club’s “Talent Show Sign Up Link” or the QR code above. Come celebrate the magic of myths!
Image credits to the Hmong Student Association (HSA) This Saturday, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., the Hmong Student Association (HSA) will be hosting a “Car & Bike Show” in the West Ark Church of Christ parking lot! Free entry, food, games, music, and prizes will be available for anyone in attendance! Registration for this event ends at 7p.m. on November 13th. Those entering a vehicle in the show must bring $5 and your funds go to the HSA! Reach out to ekuykendall750@gmail.com or ek
Photo Credit: Riplee Breeden Today was the first day that Luke Beets was on campus this week for his free speech activity talking about the Bible and Christianity. Luke Beets, like the 68-70% of people from the south, was raised in a Christian household. His father was a deacon of their church where Beets then became a Christian at 7 years old. During his teen years he pulled away and turned his back on the Lord. “On the sign I hold, I'm guilty of about 80% of it.” At 18 he
By: Riplee Breeden Photo Credit: Riplee Breeden What if you got to see your Alter Ego come to life? Well that's what Professor Peter Cullum, Associate Professor for Arts and Graphic Design, is having his students in Advance Drawing accomplish. I had the opportunity to step into their studio and see the artist at work. Walking in I could have heard a pin drop. Every student was locked in on their drawing, 6 out of the 11 students had some form of headphones or earbuds in li
Image credits to UAFS World Languages Department At 7p.m. on November 5th, the “World Languages Lip-Sync Showcase” will feature students and their music videos which range in proficiency levels of French and Spanish both! The presentation will also include an audience-chosen “Grand Prize Winner” who will receive a $150 gift card! This event will take place inside the Windgate Art and Design Theater and is free and open to the entire community!
By Joe Blaze Bush BENTONVILLE, Ark. — One city, two football programs, and a rivalry that has remained one-sided since its beginning. Friday night, the Bentonville Tigers and Bentonville West Wolverines will meet once again in one of Northwest Arkansas’ biggest high school football matchups. While both teams have enjoyed successful seasons, Bentonville West enters the contest looking to accomplish something it has never done before: defeat its crosstown rival. Since Bentonvi
Delta Gamma hosted its 16th annual Anchor Slam on March 13th. It was held in the RAWC on campus and raised close to $2,500 for the organization’s philanthropy Service for Sight. Each year Delta Gamma hosts events in order to raise money to give back to individuals who have vision impairments, and the programs that serve them. 100% of the proceeds from the event go to Service for Sight. Half of the funds go to Oklahoma School for the Blind, while the other half goes to the Del
The U.S. made history at the most recent 4 Nations Face-Off game when they proceeded so start three fist fights within nine seconds of the game. What brought this on was when Canada booed the U.S. national anthem, despite the announcement to respect all countries' anthems before the game. There were already tensions between the countries due to Donald Trump's announcement of wanting Canada to be the U.S. 51st state. This would be the first fight to happen at an international
On Sunday, February 9, 2025, the Kansas City Chiefs played against the Philadelphia Eagles at the Caesars Superdome, in New Orleans, Louisiana. The game was not a close one with the Chiefs losing 22-40. This came as a great loss to the Chiefs, who had hoped to make Super Bowl history by being the first three-peat champions. At the end of the first quarter, the Eagles had scored seven points. They continued to dominate, gaining seventeen more points in the second quarter. The
Shohei Ohtani looks on prior to his first at bat during the first inning of a game against the St. Louis Cardinals at Dodger Stadium on March 28, 2024. MVP. Most Valuable Player. These words are the best way to describe Shohei in the simplest terms. Every praiseworthy adjective attached to him is well-earned, he impacts the game of baseball in ways that very few players before him have. Shohei is thirty years old. He has millions of followers on social media. His highlights
Image credits to UAFS Mythology Club's Instagram On Tuesday, November 17th, from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m., the “Mythical Talent Show” featuring talented solo artists and groups will be held in the UAFS amphitheater! A hot cocoa bar is set to be provided, and all who work at, go to, or graduated from UAFS are welcome to take part! Sign up to perform using the Mythology Club’s “Talent Show Sign Up Link” or the QR code above. Come celebrate the magic of myths!
Image credits to the Hmong Student Association (HSA) This Saturday, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., the Hmong Student Association (HSA) will be hosting a “Car & Bike Show” in the West Ark Church of Christ parking lot! Free entry, food, games, music, and prizes will be available for anyone in attendance! Registration for this event ends at 7p.m. on November 13th. Those entering a vehicle in the show must bring $5 and your funds go to the HSA! Reach out to ekuykendall750@gmail.com or ek
By: Riplee Breeden Photo Credit: Riplee Breeden What if you got to see your Alter Ego come to life? Well that's what Professor Peter Cullum, Associate Professor for Arts and Graphic Design, is having his students in Advance Drawing accomplish. I had the opportunity to step into their studio and see the artist at work. Walking in I could have heard a pin drop. Every student was locked in on their drawing, 6 out of the 11 students had some form of headphones or earbuds in li
By Joe Blaze Bush BENTONVILLE, Ark. — One city, two football programs, and a rivalry that has remained one-sided since its beginning. Friday night, the Bentonville Tigers and Bentonville West Wolverines will meet once again in one of Northwest Arkansas’ biggest high school football matchups. While both teams have enjoyed successful seasons, Bentonville West enters the contest looking to accomplish something it has never done before: defeat its crosstown rival. Since Bentonvi
Photo by Luke Dawson, Fort Smith BCM By Joe Blaze Bush Baptist Collegiate Ministries at the University of Arkansas–Fort Smith gives students opportunities to worship, share meals, and put their faith into practice through mission trips and campus events. The faith-based student organization hosts a weekly worship night with services on Tuesdays at 6 p.m. and 8 p.m., with supper at 7 p.m. between the two. The two service times help accommodate a larger crowd. For junior stude
Image credits to UAFS Mythology Club's Instagram On Tuesday, November 17th, from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m., the “Mythical Talent Show” featuring talented solo artists and groups will be held in the UAFS amphitheater! A hot cocoa bar is set to be provided, and all who work at, go to, or graduated from UAFS are welcome to take part! Sign up to perform using the Mythology Club’s “Talent Show Sign Up Link” or the QR code above. Come celebrate the magic of myths!
Image credits to the Hmong Student Association (HSA) This Saturday, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., the Hmong Student Association (HSA) will be hosting a “Car & Bike Show” in the West Ark Church of Christ parking lot! Free entry, food, games, music, and prizes will be available for anyone in attendance! Registration for this event ends at 7p.m. on November 13th. Those entering a vehicle in the show must bring $5 and your funds go to the HSA! Reach out to ekuykendall750@gmail.com or ek
By: Riplee Breeden Photo Credit: Riplee Breeden What if you got to see your Alter Ego come to life? Well that's what Professor Peter Cullum, Associate Professor for Arts and Graphic Design, is having his students in Advance Drawing accomplish. I had the opportunity to step into their studio and see the artist at work. Walking in I could have heard a pin drop. Every student was locked in on their drawing, 6 out of the 11 students had some form of headphones or earbuds in li
By Joe Blaze Bush BENTONVILLE, Ark. — One city, two football programs, and a rivalry that has remained one-sided since its beginning. Friday night, the Bentonville Tigers and Bentonville West Wolverines will meet once again in one of Northwest Arkansas’ biggest high school football matchups. While both teams have enjoyed successful seasons, Bentonville West enters the contest looking to accomplish something it has never done before: defeat its crosstown rival. Since Bentonvi
Photo by Luke Dawson, Fort Smith BCM By Joe Blaze Bush Baptist Collegiate Ministries at the University of Arkansas–Fort Smith gives students opportunities to worship, share meals, and put their faith into practice through mission trips and campus events. The faith-based student organization hosts a weekly worship night with services on Tuesdays at 6 p.m. and 8 p.m., with supper at 7 p.m. between the two. The two service times help accommodate a larger crowd. For junior stude