Did you wake up this morning to find the world had collapsed at your feet?
On Nov. 19, 1863, Abraham Lincoln traveled to Gettysburg, Pennsylvania to deliver the most famous speech likely ever given by a U.S. president. The country was caught in the middle of a brutal Civil War. Families divided, son pitted against son. The chasm created by slavery was threatening t…
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This moment is the first that I am truly pondering a Donald Trump presidency. Sure, I’ve entertained it before, hypothetically, but only as a means of trying to understand others. As the numbers shift, my heart rate increases. It’s 9:25 p.m., and The New York Times is giving Trump an 89 perc…
Arkansas voters approved all four issues on the state ballot – including one that will legalize medical marijuana – which will alter the Arkansas Constitution.
The incumbent alderman of Ward 4 of Fayetteville has won the race for the contested Position 2 seat.
Fayetteville voters elected the incumbent mayoral candidate, cementing his third-term victory.
The state’s incumbent Republican senator will serve his second term in the U.S. Capitol following Tuesday’s election results.
The Republican incumbent won the third congressional district race in Arkansas Tuesday, leading to his fourth term representing the district.Rep. Steve Womack was first elected in 2010, according to records on the Arkansas Secretary of State website. He was previously the mayor of Rogers, ac…
7:15 p.m. - Despite the gloom outside, people at the Democratic Watch Party at the UARK Bowl are all smiles and laughter – the loudest sound other than the election coverage. With Hillary Clinton as the projected winner of the presidential election, her supporters are munching on the tacos a…
7 p.m. - Dreariness and wanna-be storm clouds serve as the preamble for the 2016 election finale. As voters cast their final thoughts across the U.S., Washington County Republicans congregate at Powerhouse Grill to celebrate election season and watch the numbers shift beside their candidates…
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When junior Erick Perea’s uncle was deported seven years ago, he left behind a wife and three kids who were forced to live with different family members because she was unable to support them.
A Republican and a Libertarian are running to represent the 3rd district of Arkansas in the House of Representatives.
If you were born after Nov. 8, 1994, this election is special to you because in it, you will cast your first vote for president. This is the first presidential election I have participated in and it has certainly been an interesting one. A part of me feels like this was the worst possible fi…
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The attack rhetoric employed by the campaigns of both major presidential candidates is something that is interesting to many UA international students from around the globe – it’s a tactic that is familiar to most but a cause of concern for others, students said.
Arkansas voters will decide the fate of three issues created by the state legislature, which could alter the Arkansas Constitution if they pass.
With the nonpartisan mayoral election reaching its close, candidates will soon see if their campaigning efforts, along with the campaigning efforts of UA students, will grant them the win.
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Fayetteville residents stood before rows of electronic machines at the Washington County Courthouse and cast their vote in local, state and national elected. Many Fayetteville community members said they think the state and local elections will have more of an impact on students and their da…
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His heart began racing as his anxiety took hold, and the student described the feeling as that of a heart attack. He knew the fix was easy – and it came from marijuana.
The position of Washington County judge is up for election, and there are two men this year who want to earn the student vote.
Two UA alumni are campaigning in their hometown for Fayetteville City Council, Ward 4, position 2 in a nonpartisan election.
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In a room of 135 Arkansas State Legislature members, men stand straight in their black or brown suits with white pressed shirts, but every so often a hint of red, blue or yellow is seen around the room. These are the congresswomen, and these vibrant colors are almost lost among the sea of su…
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Less than a week separates voters and the general election, and voters are still divided on the issues and the presidential candidates.
Did you wake up this morning to find the world had collapsed at your feet?
On Nov. 19, 1863, Abraham Lincoln traveled to Gettysburg, Pennsylvania to deliver the most famous speech likely ever given by a U.S. president. The country was caught in the middle of a brutal Civil War. Families divided, son pitted against son. The chasm created by slavery was threatening t…
This moment is the first that I am truly pondering a Donald Trump presidency. Sure, I’ve entertained it before, hypothetically, but only as a means of trying to understand others. As the numbers shift, my heart rate increases. It’s 9:25 p.m., and The New York Times is giving Trump an 89 perc…
Arkansas voters approved all four issues on the state ballot – including one that will legalize medical marijuana – which will alter the Arkansas Constitution.
The incumbent alderman of Ward 4 of Fayetteville has won the race for the contested Position 2 seat.
Fayetteville voters elected the incumbent mayoral candidate, cementing his third-term victory.
The state’s incumbent Republican senator will serve his second term in the U.S. Capitol following Tuesday’s election results.
The Republican incumbent won the third congressional district race in Arkansas Tuesday, leading to his fourth term representing the district.Rep. Steve Womack was first elected in 2010, according to records on the Arkansas Secretary of State website. He was previously the mayor of Rogers, ac…
7:15 p.m. - Despite the gloom outside, people at the Democratic Watch Party at the UARK Bowl are all smiles and laughter – the loudest sound other than the election coverage. With Hillary Clinton as the projected winner of the presidential election, her supporters are munching on the tacos a…
7 p.m. - Dreariness and wanna-be storm clouds serve as the preamble for the 2016 election finale. As voters cast their final thoughts across the U.S., Washington County Republicans congregate at Powerhouse Grill to celebrate election season and watch the numbers shift beside their candidates…
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