Light for the Fight ceremony planned for Oct. 3 at SAU
The Rankin College of Business at Southern Arkansas University will sponsor its annual Light for the Fight ceremony on Monday, Oct. 3, beginning at 7 p.m. at the Business Building.
The ceremony is to honor all of those who have battled cancer.
“This Light for the Fight ceremony began when our students wanted to do something to honor the Tammie Green, the wife of our professor Ken Green,” said Dr. Lisa Toms, dean of the Rankin College of Business. “Cancer is a tragic disease that is so prevalent ...
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Light for the Fight ceremony planned for Oct. 3 at SAU
Light for the Fight ceremony planned for Oct. 3 at SAU
SAU students to present “Our Town”
Southern Arkansas University students are set to perform in the upcoming play “Our Town.”
The show will run at 7 p.m. nightly at Harton Theatre from Oct. 6-8, and at 2 p.m. on Oct. 9, 2016. There will be an actor talk back session after the play on Oct. 8. Tickets can be purchased at www.showtix4u.com. Patrons can purchase individual tickets for $5 on the website or a season pass for $25 by calling SAU Theatre at (870) 235-4291.
Our Town, written by Thornton Wilder, is a three-act play tha...
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SAU students to present "Our Town"
SAU students to present “Our Town”
SAU Oct. 8 community event to help area non-profits
Hundreds of volunteers are needed for the upcoming Oct. 8 Making Magnolia Blossom fall 2016 Big Splash event, during which less than three hours of lending helping hands to area non-profits promises to make a big difference in the lives of many.
Interested volunteers and groups are encouraged to pre-register at www.MagnoliaBlossom.org/big-splash as soon as possible. Check-in will be at the Reynolds Center parking lot starting at 8:30 a.m. on Oct. 8, with a brief kick-off event at 9 a.m. Voluntee...
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SAU Oct. 8 community event to help area non-profits
SAU Oct. 8 community event to help area non-profits
Hyman, outgoing Homecoming Queen, gives ‘110 percent’ at SAU
Mia Hyman, a senior marketing major and Southern Arkansas University’s 2015 “100 Years of Homecoming” Queen, said she has enjoyed being an inspiration to other students and feels “bittersweet” about graduating in May.
Her success is indicative of the enthusiasm that drives many SAU students. Originally from Gulfport, Miss., Hyman serves as president of the Student Activities Board; president of the Student Government Association, and president of the National Pan-Hellenic Council. Describing her...
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Hyman, outgoing Homecoming Queen, gives '110 percent' at SAU
Hyman, outgoing Homecoming Queen, gives ‘110 percent’ at SAU
SAU Engineering gifted more than $1 million
A gift of more than $1 million by a Southern Arkansas University alumna will benefit scholarships for SAU’s growing Engineering program.
The generous donor, Edna Cook Norvell, recently told SAU President Dr. Trey Berry that she chose to make the gift because of all the generous people who helped her while she was a student at Magnolia A&M (now SAU). Funds from this endowment will benefit future generations of students in the form of what will be known as NORCO SAU Engineering Scholarships.
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SAU Engineering gifted more than $1 million
SAU Engineering gifted more than $1 million
