The sixth annual Boo in the Barnyard is set to start at 5:30 p.m. on Thursday, October 29, in front of the Southern Arkansas University Agriculture Center. The public is invited to attend this safe and fun Halloween event, which will offer a petting zoo, face painting, lots of games with candy prizes, photos with… Read More
Dedication of Monroe Gazebo set for Oct. 29
Southern Arkansas University is having a dedication ceremony of the Monroe Gazebo, built in honor of Thomas Archie Monroe, at 2 p.m. on Thursday, October 29, at the east lawn of Overstreet Hall. The public is invited to attend. Light refreshments will be served. This beautiful gazebo will stand as a lasting tribute to Mr…. Read More
SAU Engineering students win research award
Southern Arkansas University Engineering students recently earned a second place finish for a poster presentation on biofuel research at a regional conference of the American Society for Engineering Education in Springfield, Missouri. SAU Engineering presented three research posters at the conference, and the winning work was titled “Making Biofuel to Run on a Mini Gas… Read More
MMB Big Splash event rescheduled to Nov. 21 because of rain forecast
Due to the forecast of thunderstorms Saturday, Making Magnolia Blossom is rescheduling the Big Splash cleanup event to Saturday, November 21. South Arkansas is thrilled to be having a rain forecast, and MMB is excited to have more time for Magnolia residents and Southern Arkansas University students to register for this third bi-annual event. Volunteers… Read More
Photo presentation to show life in a refugee camp
Dr. Lopita Nath will deliver a photo presentation on Bhutanese Refugee Camps in Nepal at 7 p.m. on Monday, October 26, in the Foundation Hall of the Reynolds Center at Southern Arkansas University. Nath’s presentation is titled “Is This My Shangri-La? Life in a Bhutanese Refugee Camp.” The lecture is free and open to the… Read More
Reception set for new SAU UPD Chief Jeffrey Jester
A love for Southern Arkansas University brought Jeffrey L. Jester out of retirement to serve as the new University Chief of Police. “Everything I have in life is because of SAU, and this is a way for me to pay something back,” said Jester, who started in his new position at SAU on October 12…. Read More
SAU Foundation Board names seven new members
The Southern Arkansas University Foundation, Inc. recently named seven new members to its governing board. The new members include Charlotte A. Baine, Roger Bell, Michael Ray Dumas, Dr. David Rankin, Terry “Bo” Ray, Betty J. Stringfellow, and Beth Cameron Weldon. Baine, of El Dorado, is a 1994 SAU graduate and is a retired Middle School… Read More
SAU Board OKs two new residence halls
The Southern Arkansas University Board of Trustees approved the University to move forward with construction of two new residence halls at a cost of approximately $12 million. “We have been bursting at the seams and we feel the time is right for new halls,” said SAU President Dr. Trey Berry to the Board at their… Read More
Registration open for MMB’s Oct. 24 Big Splash
Making Magnolia Blossom is encouraging groups, families, and individuals to preregister for the upcoming third biannual Big Splash Saturday on October 24, which will hopefully rouse hundreds of volunteers to complete dozens of city improvement projects. Work will be in two shifts, and a complementary hotdog lunch will be in between from noon to 1… Read More
Teacher Ed students launch 44-foot hot air balloon
Southern Arkansas University Teacher Education students launch a 44-foot hot air balloon during a recent Saturday hands-on STEM training session as a part of a science methods lab. Investigating the various forces involved with flight, students filled the balloon with air, allowed the sun’s solar energy to heat the air inside, and then observed as… Read More
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