Two activities are planned for Monday, Feb. 13, at Southern Arkansas University that will recognize the importance of healthy relationships and pledge against physical and psychological abuse. At 11 a.m., SAU President Dr. Trey Berry and his wife, Dr. Katherine Berry, will launch the signing of “Mule-N-Tine” cards that include a commitment to strong relationships…. Read More
SAU Theatre presents ‘Dial M for Murder’ this week
Southern Arkansas University Theatre is set to perform “Dial M for Murder” at Harton Theatre starting at 7 p.m. nightly Feb. 2-4 and at 2 p.m. Feb. 5. Tickets can be purchased through www.showtix4u.com or by calling 870-235-4255. There is limited seating and the public is encouraged to order tickets early. Prices are $10 per… Read More
SAU again breaks spring enrollment records
Following the fourth straight year of fall enrollment records at Southern Arkansas University, the enrollment for this semester rose above last spring’s record-setting numbers. The total number of students at SAU is 4,345, which was reported to the Arkansas Department of Higher Education on the 11th class day on Thursday, January 26, 2017. This number… Read More
SAU student has new outlook on life as he recovers from boating accident
Landon Darden, a Southern Arkansas University freshman psychology major from Smackover, Ark., has a new outlook on life after he suffered major head injuries in a boating accident in 2015. “I want to become an occupational therapist,” Darden said. “When I graduated high school, my idea was to become an electrician, but the new game… Read More
SAU student volunteers honor memory of MLK with service
Student volunteers from Southern Arkansas University served food and visited with senior citizens at the Columbia County Senior Meals Program Monday, Jan. 23, in honor of the memory of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Cledis Stuart, associate dean for cultural engagement, said his office coordinated the effort with SAU’s Office of Community Involvement. The students… Read More
Free folk band concert and 100 CD-giveaway
Ozark musical duo “Still on the Hill” will be offering a free concert at noon on Tuesday, March 14, 2017, in the Southern Arkansas University Reynolds Center Foundation Hall. Copies of their new CD will be given away to the first 100 “folks” in the door. The concert is open to music lovers of all… Read More
University Health Services ready to help SAU students
University Health Services provides medical care to students, faculty and staff of Southern Arkansas University. The facility is open Monday-Friday, 7:30 a.m.-5 p.m., and gives students the resources they need to treat immediate health care concerns. Though most services are basically free, small cash fees are charged for certain tests, said Cami Riggins, RN. However,… Read More
Gov. Hutchinson reappoints Therral Story to SAU Board of Trustees
Gov. Asa Hutchinson announced the reappointment of Therral Story of Magnolia to the Board of Trustees of Southern Arkansas University on Friday, Jan. 13, 2017. Hutchinson initially appointed Story to fill the position left open by Board Chairman O.A. “Buddy” Franks, who passed away Sept. 21, 2015. Story’s new appointment expires Jan. 14, 2022. Of… Read More
Global Game Jam at SAU to feature eye-tracking software
Southern Arkansas University will again be one of the host sites for the world’s largest game creation event, Global Game Jam (GGJ), on January 20-22, 2017. This year, SAU’s site has been selected for an additional benefit as one of the sites receiving eye-tracking software from Swedish company Tobii Tech. The event is free, and… Read More
SAU plans 22nd Annual MLK Day March and Ceremony Jan. 16
The 22nd Southern Arkansas University Martin Luther King, Jr. Day Memorial March and Ceremony is set to begin at 5 p.m. Monday, Jan. 16, 2017. The march will begin at the parking lot of old Miller’s Cafeteria on Vine Street and proceed down University Street to the SAU Reynolds Center. The ceremony will begin around… Read More
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