MAGNOLIA, Ark. — Kayleigh Collins of Hope, Ark., was crowned as the 2008 Miss SAU on Thursday night in Harton Theatre on the University campus.
The title means Collins will receive two semesters of tuition at SAU, represent the University at various functions, and will secure a spot for her to compete at the Miss Arkansas
MAGNOLIA, Ark. — Several Southern Arkansas University students successfully completed internships over the summer and many are currently working in internship positions; their experiences are highlighted below.
Accounting students participating in internships included: Kristina Daily of Houston with The Hartford in Houston; Emad Musharbash of Amman, Jordan with Raymond James Financial Services in Paris, Texas; Pradeep
MAGNOLIA, Ark. –Phi Mu of Southern Arkansas University will sponsor the Miss SAU Scholarship Pageant from 7 to 10 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 25, at Harton Theatre on the University campus.
Miss Southern Arkansas University is a scholarship pageant that takes place annually during the fall semester and is a preliminary to the Miss Arkansas Pageant
MAGNOLIA, Ark.— Ironic is perhaps the best way to describe how Ashley Moss became the rider of Southern Arkansas University’s official mascot, Molly B.
It is ironic both because SAU is not where Moss began her college career and because her discovery of the University was made totally by chance.
After attending college in Louisiana for a
MAGNOLIA, Ark. – The 2007 Southern Arkansas University Homecoming King, Queen and court have been selected.
Whitney Black, a senior marketing major from Texarkana, was named homecoming queen and Rakesh Karn, a senior marketing major from Kathmandu, Nepal was named homecoming king.
The court members include: Rachel Vinsant, a senior biological sciences major form Greenville, Texas
MAGNOLIA, Ark. — Southern Arkansas University’s homecoming may be more than a week away, preparations are already full-steam-ahead for the celebration.
Each day members of the 40 or so member cast of the Broadway inspired dinner theatre prepare for the show, which will be presented at
MAGNOLIA, Ark. — Smoking can kill, but nicotine addicts might have a healthier outcome if they choose a smokeless form of tobacco according to Jeff Stier, Esq., Associate Director of the American Council on Science and Health.
“If you don’t use tobacco, you shouldn’t start because none of it is good for you on any level,”
MAGNOLIA, Ark. —Three Southern Arkansas University students who met registration requirements have won prizes because of their diligence.
To be eligible to win one of the prizes, the student can not have a prior balance, must pay the required amount with awarded aid, outside scholarships or personal payment, and submit the signed statement of account to
MAGNOLIA, Ark. – The Kadohadacho Chapter of the Arkansas Archeological Society will conduct its monthly meeting at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 9, in room 104 of the Bruce Center located on the campus of Southern Arkansas University.
Dr. Thomas J. Green will be the guest lecturer. Green is the director of the Arkansas Archeological Survey
Southern Arkansas University rodeo draws successful crowd and prepares students for future events MAGNOLIA, Ark. — Judging by the crowds that surpassed even standing room only, the 27th Annual SAU Rodeo was a success. “I don’t remember ever having a night like Saturday night where there was no where to sit or stand,” said Rusty… Read More
