SGA to Host Blood Drive This Week
Arkansas Tech Student Government Association is hosting a blood drive this week for the Tech community.
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Catching Up With Nick Graziano
Former Arkansas Tech quarterback Nick Graziano helped the Wonder Boys re-write their record books and reach the NCAA Division II Playoffs in 2009. Click on the "Read More" link to read a feature story about what he is doing today, courtesy of Alex Espinoza of the San Jose Mercury News (Calif.).
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Rotaract meeting to be held Oct. 6
The Ozark Campus is starting a new student organization called Rotaract, a Rotary-sponsored service club for young men and women ages 18-30.
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The largest crowd to ever watch a volleyball match on the Arkansas Tech campus saw the Golden Suns knock off the nationally 23rd-ranked Harding Lady Bisons 25-16, 21-25, 25-17, 20-25, 15-5 at Tucker Coliseum in Russellville on Thursday night.
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Arkansas Tech University Homecoming 2011 T-shirts are available for purchase at the Alumni House and online.
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The Arkansas Tech University Department of Music welcomes a special guest musician to campus as part of the Casey Performance Series.
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Author, educator and child-welfare advocate Naomi Haines Griffith of Nashville, Tenn., spoke Wednesday, Sept. 28, to students, faculty and staff during the Arkansas Tech University-Ozark Campus’ first Convocation.
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Numerous sorority members were recognized for their academics earlier this week. The College Panhellenic Council (CPC) recognized sorority members who have earned a 3.14 or higher GPA.
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Arkansas Tech's Norman Hall Art Gallery will be featuring the photography collection of Keliy Anderson-Staley entitled “Off the Grid” this week and throughout October.
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Faculty members from the Arkansas Tech University Center for Leadership and Learning (CLL) lent their time and expertise to eighth grade fluency assessment at Russellville Junior High School earlier this month.
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