Student Interview Series: Abass Oduola
Check out episode four of our Student Interview Series! In this video, Abass Oduola, President of the International Student Organizatio and PhD student in Cell and Molecular Biology.
Attending Your First Razorback Football Game
Arkansas Razorback football is one of the most beloved traditions at the University of Arkansas. From the dramatic moments to the lighthearted fun of traditional cheers, a Razorback game is the perfect place to make great memories and meet new friends, even if you are unfamiliar with American football. If you are looking to experience this exciting event but are unsure where to begin, use this post as a how-to guide for attending your first Razorback football game.
Great Activities for Kids and Families in Northwest Arkansas
The University of Arkansas is surrounded by dozens of unique activities that are fun and engaging for all ages! Whether you have kids of your own, your younger siblings are coming to visit, or you are just looking for some wholesome fun, here’s a list of our favorite family-friendly activities in Northwest Arkansas.
How to Practice Anti-racism in your Research
…by recognizing the impact that racism had and continues to have on our science, current and future scientists can avoid falling into cycles that produce findings that center whiteness as the absolute truth and harm communities of color. As scientists and researchers, we can be a part of the change for better outcomes in science and underrepresented communities.
Student Interview Series: Diego Montano
In this first episode of our Student Interview Series, hear from Diego Montano, an international graduate student from Bolivia. Diego shares his experiences in choosing the U of A, memories from his first days upon arriving, and advice on working during college in the United States.
On-Campus Community: Interview with Namiko Bagirimvano
Life on the University of Arkansas campus is full of fun, passion, and community; but don’t just take our word for it. We sat down with Namiko Bagirimvano, who serves the U of A as the Assistant Director of International Student Retention, to ask her a few questions about how she perceives campus life. Check out her Q&A below to discover more about what makes our university unique!
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