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  • Woooo Pig Snowie 

    Woooo Pig Snowie 

    By: Marlee Cockrum Razorback fans unite at the palace in inclement weather. When January arrived, a familiar panic made its way to Fayetteville. Suddenly,…

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  • Woooo Pig Snowie 

    Woooo Pig Snowie 

    By: Marlee Cockrum Razorback fans unite at the palace in inclement weather. When January arrived, a familiar panic made its way to Fayetteville. Suddenly,…

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  • Bad Bunny Half Time Show Performance Evokes American Pride

    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…

  • Finding community at the University of Arkansas: How Black student spaces create belonging at a predominantly white institution

    By Lillie Cardenas At a predominantly white institution (PWI), finding a sense of belonging might not be instant for all students. For many Black students at the University of Arkansas,community can be found through spaces like the Multicultural Center and historically Black Greek organizations. AnReckez Daniels, associate director of the Multicultural Center, said the center’s…

  • Woooo Pig Snowie 

    By: Marlee Cockrum Razorback fans unite at the palace in inclement weather. When January arrived, a familiar panic made its way to Fayetteville. Suddenly, grocery store shelves were empty, rumors spread of days and days of canceled classes, and social media feeds were flooded with talk of “the snowstorm you’ll tell your kids about” heading…

  • Students Prepare Closets and Pantries For Winter Storm

    By Brooklyn Nelson Over seven inches of snow touched down over University of Arkansas campus on Jan.23, shutting down campus until the 28th. Students did not take the break for granted, but instead layered up and braved the cold. All around were multi-colored coats, patterned scarves,and stylish hats contrasting against the white blanket of snow.…

  • ‘We Are Human Beings’: Springdale students lead ICE Protest, joined by UofA Supporters

    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…

  • More Than Medals: How Young Olympians Connect with College-Age Fans

    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…

  • Know Your Rights

    By Johana Vasquez Irvin Camacho speaks about AIRE at a monthly meeting for the Washington County Democrats on Feb. 17, 2025. Photo by Johana Vasquez Decades ago, Irvin Camacho lost his father to deportation. Today, he’s co-founded an alliance of immigrants in Northwest Arkansas to combat Trump’s pledge of mass deportations nationwide. One evening in…