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One Win Away: Suns Host UAM Monday
Arkansas Tech's dreams of a third consecutive berth in the Gulf South Conference Softball Tournament will go down to the final day of the regular season.
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Wonder Boys Tie School Record for Wins
Arkansas Tech defeated Harding 7-3 in game one of a doubleheader at Jerry Moore Field in Searcy on Sunday for its 34th baseball win of the season, tying the school record for baseball victories in a season.
]]> Wonder Boys Lose, Clinch No. 2 Seed Anyway
Harding head coach Dr. Patrick McGaha pushed the right button at the right time on Saturday afternoon, and it opened the door to a 13-3 Bisons' victory over the Arkansas Tech Wonder Boys in Gulf South Conference baseball at Jerry Moore Field in Searcy.
]]> Beta Club Convention at Tech This Weekend
Several hundred students from around the state will be on the Arkansas Tech campus on Saturday for the Junior Beta Club State Convention.
]]> Journalism Students Selected to Intern
Seven Arkansas Tech journalism students will spend the summer learning more about their chosen profession. The students have been selected to serve as summer interns at several companies in the state.
]]> SAE Car Show Postponed
The Arkansas Tech Society of Automotive Engineers has announced they have postponed the 2010 SAE Car Show due to the threat of inclement weather.
]]> Suns' Tourney Hopes on the Line Against UAM
Two wins. That is the goal this weekend for the Arkansas Tech Golden Suns softball team.
]]> School Record for Baseball Wins in Danger
Arkansas Tech’s 2010 baseball season is certainly proof of the old adage that records are made to be broken.
]]> ZTA Recognized for Blood Drive Donation
The Arkansas Tech University Chapter of Zeta Tau Alpha was recognized by the Student Government Association and Volunteer Action Council for their participation in the blood drive earlier this month.
]]> Ozark Campus Takes Part in Day of Caring
Dozens of Arkansas Tech University-Ozark Campus students worked recently to make their community a better place.
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