KJ Jackson delivers in Arkansas’ win over Vanderbilt
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A barista pours an espresso drink into a cup at Basecamp Coffee Co. Oct. 11, 2026.
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Eight Fayetteville coffee shops got together for a citywide coffee crawl, inviting customers to explore local businesses and connect with others over a cup of coffee. Organizers said the event reflects the city’s strong coffee culture and the relationships local shops have built through collaboration rather than competition.
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The Shades of Us art gallery brought members of the UA LGBTQ+ community through portraits focused on femininity and personal identity. Organized by the Multicultural Center, the annual exhibit featured students and staff using clothing, props and personal statements to express what femininity means to them. The portraits gave attendees a closer look at the d
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Freshman Franci Mosier takes medicine in her dorm after developing a sore throat. Oct. 8, 2026.
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Students and attendees gathering for Indigenous Peoples’ Day in the Multicultural Center at the Union on Campus. Oct. 12, 2026.
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At the university level, attendance in class can be imperative for positive academic performance. However, when physical illnesses and mental health challenges arise, students struggle to remain caught up in
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Lead singer of Soccer Mommy, Sophie Allison performs to crowd at The Momentary in Bentonville, Arkansas on Oct. 13.
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The UofA and the city of Fayetteville recognized Indigenous Peoples’ Day on Oct. 12 with a proclamation ceremony at the Union Multicultural Center. University officials and tribal representatives discussed the importance of tribal sovereignty, cultural identity and Native American representation in higher education.
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2026 Nuttycombe Invitational
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