Politics
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By: Brooklyn Nelson With more than 135 million viewers watching the Super Bowl Halftime Show LX, Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio, also known as Bad Bunny, became the most watched half time show in history. The use of symbolism weaved throughout his performance rebranded America in the light of what it should look like: a celebration…
Bad Bunny Half Time Show Performance Evokes American Pride
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By Mia Kelley The 2026 Winter Olympics began Feb. 6 in Italy, spanning from Milan to Cortina. The mountains of the northern region of the country will be the backdrop for the biggest Olympic Games ever: the highest number of athletes, sports, events and highest anticipated number of viewers and attendees than ever before. College students…
More Than Medals: How Young Olympians Connect with College-Age Fans
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By Lillie Cardenas Students assembled outside their high schools holding handmade signs and chanting in unison protesting Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) activity in Northwest Arkansas. The demonstration was organized by high school students and reflected growing fear among immigrant families in the Springdale community and a sense of urgency students said they could no…
‘We Are Human Beings’: Springdale students lead ICE Protest, joined by UofA Supporters
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By Alyssa Crutcher
Painting patriarchy pink: A color of love with an attitude
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By Alyssa Riley
A Look at the Israel-Gaza Conflict
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Story by Alyssa Riley Photos by Alexander King In 1973, the historical Roe v. Wade case ensured that all American women had legal and safe access to abortion in the United States. With many bills banning abortion being passed by individual states, this constitutional right may be on its way to becoming a thing of…
From Roe v. Wade to Unborn Child Protection Act; Arkansas Sets Boundaries on Abortion
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Confronting the legacy of racial violence in Arkansas in a search for inner peace. by Abbi Ross Tyrah Jackson stands on the steps of Gearhart Hall, wearing a microphone like a Britney Spears-era pop star while she calls out instructions to over 100 people, almost all of which are dressed in black and hanging on…
Slaughter in the Delta: Confronting Racism, Need for Change on the UA Campus
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Story by Victoria Hernandez. Photo by Tabitha Novotny. At the start of the pandemic, the FBI warned that hate crimes against the Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) communities would rise due to the COVID-19 pandemic A year later, awareness of Asian hate crimes has become heavily circulated through the media. “Obviously, during the pandemic…
AAPI in Arkansas
