First Degree will be followed by a group discussion Southern Arkansas University’s Department of Behavioral and Social Sciences and the criminal justice program will host a preview screening of First Degree, a new film about a college behind bars that prevents released inmates from returning to prison, before it airs on PBS at 1 p.m…. Read More
Cashae Louden accepted to Pratt Institute
By Su-Ann Tan Southern Arkansas University senior Cashae Louden’s dream of continuing her education has become a reality with an acceptance and scholarship to the acclaimed Pratt Institute of Brooklyn, New York. As a future student of the large liberal performing arts university, Louden will be awarded a $6,000 semi-renewable scholarship. At Pratt she will… Read More
Cameron Bailey speaks at 12th Annual African American History Celebration
By SU-ANN TAN Southern Arkansas University’s Cameron Bailey, of Nash, was honored with the opportunity to be the young adult guest speaker at the 12th Annual African American History Celebration held at SAU on February 28, 2016. Even though it was the 22-year old Texan’s first time speaking to such a large audience, Bailey’s anxiety… Read More
SAU free choral concert for public April 14
The Heritage Singers and Chamber Singers of Southern Arkansas University will present their spring concert, “What’s In a Name?” on Thursday, April 14, at 7:30 p.m. in the sanctuary of Central Baptist Church, Magnolia. Admission is free, and the public is encouraged to attend. The concert gets its title from the selection of works to… Read More
Raymond Adams offers cancer prevention strategies to Columbia County HEALTH
Raymond Adams, assistant professor of social work at Southern Arkansas University, recently presented cancer prevention strategies among African American men at risk for prostate and colorectal cancer to the Columbia County HEALTH Coalition. Adams has more than eight years of social work practice experience with several different populations, including at-risk and abused children, adults with… Read More
Public invited to ‘The Glass House’ at Asbury Thursday
The public is encouraged to attend, discuss, and share perspectives at The Glass House at 6:30 p.m. on Thursday, March 3, at Asbury Methodist Church’s Fellowship Hall in Magnolia. Participants will have an inter-faith dialogue about issues related to religion that are often avoided in mixed company. Attendance is free of charge, and refreshments will… Read More
SAU Theatre presents ‘Out of Order’ this week
Southern Arkansas University Theatre is set to perform “Out of Order” at Harton Theatre starting at 7 p.m. nightly from February 18-20, and at 2 p.m. on February 21. Tickets can be purchased at www.showtix4u.com or by calling SAU Theatre at (870) 235-4291. Prices are $10 for an adult/general admission ticket and $5 for children… Read More
World Religion Day
College student draws national attention with her creation
Update: Comic Alliance just announced the winners of “Best New WebComic for 2015,” and Beka Duke’s “Fantomestein” earned a runner-up honor (http://comicsalliance.com/comics-alliance-best-of-2015-best-new-webcomic-of-2015/). The judges had the following comments about Duke’s work: “Everything about this comic, written and drawn by Beka Duke, is drenched in atmosphere, with thick scratchy inks, bold lettering with perfectly chosen fonts,… Read More
Reppert selected for faculty media seminar
James E. Reppert, associate professor of mass communication at Southern Arkansas University, has been competitively selected for participation in the International Radio and Television Society Foundation Faculty Seminar, to be held January 4-7 in Las Vegas, Nevada. He is one of 40 media educators from across the country competitively selected for participation in the event,… Read More
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