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Tech Blood Drive Today

Students, faculty and staff at Arkansas Tech have the chance to help save the lives of others today.  The Arkansas Tech Student Government Association and the Volunteer Action Council are teaming up with the American Red Cross to host a blood drive.

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Groundhog Says Winter Will Continue

The cool weather in the River Valley will likely continue for several weeks, as groundhog Punxsutawney Phil has predicted six more weeks of winter.

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International Students Speak at Pottsville School

Several international students at Arkansas Tech are teaching others about their culture.  International students from Brazil visited with students enrolled in a Spanish class at Pottsville High School about life in Brazil.

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Alumni Ice Skating Event Set for March 6

The Arkansas Tech University Alumni Association has rescheduled the alumni ice skating event for Saturday, March 6.

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Tech Basketball Featured in GSC Sports Weekly Show

The Arkansas Tech Wonder Boys and Golden Suns are featured in this week's edition of the GSC Sports Weekly Show.  Each week several teams are recognized for their performances, and the Wonder Boys and Golden Suns were featured for their wins over Delta State on Saturday, January 23. ]]>

New Exhibit on Display at Art Gallery

A new exhibit is on display beginning today at the Norman Hall Art Gallery.  The February gallery features the artistic work of Tech alumnus Duc Tran.

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Defense Lifts Wonder Boys to 19th Straight Win

Nationally top-ranked Arkansas Tech held Christian Brothers without a point for nearly five minutes late in the second half as the Wonder Boys remained undefeated with a 52-46 win over the Buccaneers at Canale Arena in Memphis, Tenn., on Monday night.

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Golden Suns Suffer First Loss

Christian Brothers shot 61 percent from the field in the second half and overcame a 13-point halftime deficit to upset the nationally seventh-ranked Arkansas Tech Golden Suns 78-72 at Canale Arena in Memphis, Tenn., on Monday night.

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Zimmer Leads Statewide Librarians Group

Connie Zimmer knew at the age of five that she wanted to be a librarian.

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CSP Prepares Future Higher Ed Leaders

Faculty members shepherd young minds through the formal portion of higher education on college campuses every day. But who is responsible for overseeing the less formal educational process that takes place outside the college classroom? ]]>