ATU Honors Six High School Students for Writing Skills
Arkansas Tech University announced the winning entries in the 2020 ATU Creative Writing Scholarship Contest during Time Out for Tech on Feb. 6.
The annual contest is administered by the ATU Department of English...
Leslie, Knox, Sanders Win TOFT Scholarships
Three high school seniors won a 12-hour, fall 2020 tuition scholarship to Arkansas Tech University during Time Out for Tech on Thursday, Feb. 6.
Skylar Leslie of Mayflower (left), Elizabeth Knox of Russellville (middle) and...
Learn More About Mural, Cast Vote to Help Design It
Tiffany Black, 2020 artist in residence at Arkansas Tech University, will launch her Russellville downtown mural project and introduce herself to the campus community with a presentation on Wednesday, Feb. 12.
The presentation will...
ATU’s Next Wave of Students Explores Campus
Cabot High School senior Lauren Underwood celebrated her birthday on Thursday, Feb. 6, with the people who will become her friends over the next four years: the Arkansas Tech University Class of 2024. ...
“They Decided to Do Something About It”
Gov. Asa Hutchinson and approximately 125 representatives from the Arkansas Tech University and Arkansas River Valley communities gathered on the ATU campus in Russellville Wednesday, Feb. 5, to view and reflect upon an exhibit...
ATU Department of Music Announces Spring Concerts
The Arkansas Tech University Department of Music has announced its schedule of large ensemble performances for the spring 2020 semester.
Dr. Jeff Bright, associate professor of music, serves as department head. Dr. Daniel A. Belongia,...
Johnson Chosen for National Student Affairs Award
Kara Johnson, coordinator of civic engagement in the Arkansas Tech University Department of Campus Life, has earned the 2020 National Association of Student Personnel Administrators (NASPA) Rising Star Award in the commitment to civic...
ATU’s Language Camp in Japan Honored by NASPA
An annual effort by Arkansas Tech University faculty, staff and students to bring English language skills to children in Japan is garnering national recognition.
The National Association of Student Personnel Administrators (NASPA) announced that...
ATU Faculty to Study Hydrogen Fuel Cells for Cars
Engineering faculty members at Arkansas Tech University have earned a $63,648 grant to conduct an experimental investigation of a hydrogen fuel cell engine in a lightweight vehicle.
The Arkansas Department of Transportation grant will...
Exhibit at ATU Remembers Holocaust “Rescuers”
Gov. Asa Hutchinson will be among the speakers when Arkansas Tech University hosts an opening event Wednesday, Feb. 5, for "Rescuers: Portraits of Moral Courage in the Holocaust," an exhibit of photographs by Gay...