An Arkansas State University Journalism alumni made a trip back to Jonesboro to host a question and answer with students about what they want to do in the future.
Nine-time duck calling world champion Kent Cullum will teach a course called Master Duck Calling from 6 to 7 p.m., Oct. 12 through Nov. 9, on the BRTC Paragould campus.
Officials explained these mutations lead to an impact on different organs and can lead to mitochondria-induced multiple organ disorder syndromes, or MIMODS.
Williams Corner, a store operated by the Williams Works program at Williams Baptist University, has begun to sell pumpkins, mums, and more, all grown by students.
A partnership between Citizens Bank and Southside Charter High School is bringing the banking experience to the halls of Southside Charter High School. Students will be able to make real banking transactions in the comfort of their own school.
Historically Black land-grant universities in 16 states missed out on $12.6 billion in funding over the last three decades, according to the Biden administration.
In recent years, the term “school choice” has been making waves, and in Missouri, it’s more than just a buzzword – it’s now a reality. A new law in the Show-Me State allows the redirecting of tax dollars to grant parents greater flexibility in choosing private schools for their children.
The Neighborhood Red Wolves Community Engagement Program at Arkansas State University has received an operational grant from the Corporation for National and Community Service for $128,000.
Four area schools received travel-automated external defibrillators from the NEA Baptist Charitable Foundation. A representative from the Jonesboro, Riverside, Bay, and Harrisburg school districts was present at a ceremony on Wednesday to receive the AEDs.
A new football season is underway, and basketball is just around the corner. For those who come to cheer on the Red Wolves, Arkansas State University is keeping their safety in mind.
Brookland Elementary School held “Donuts for Dads” on Saturday. The event encourages fathers to come out and become more involved in their child’s school.
Lyon College reported Thursday an enrollment of 237 first-time, full-time college students – a staggering 65 percent increase over last year’s freshman class of 144 students.
As the nation deals with a shortage of attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder medication, parents and pharmacies are finding ways to work around the shortage.
Dr. Jennifer Bouldin, a native of Greene County, becomes the permanent dean of Arkansas State University's College of Sciences and Mathematics effective immediately.
Highland School District’s “Skilled Trades Construction” course built a sidewalk and platform at the school’s football stadium just in time for the season.
The halls of the Newport School District are safer thanks to security upgrades the school made over the summer. John Bradley, superintendent of the Newport School District, said those upgrades were made possible thanks to a DESE School Safety Grant.
Last session, there was a bill in the legislature that would have banned any school personnel from mentioning gender identity and sexual orientation, but the bill didn’t reach a full vote.
Arkansas’ top education official on Monday told school districts offering an Advanced Placement African American Studies course to send in their course materials for review.
The Arkansas Department of Education is requesting all study material related to the Advanced Placement African American Studies to be sent in for approval by Sept. 8.
While some kids are getting on buses again and parents start taking their kids to school, others are staying right where they are to get their education.