Good morning, Fayetteville.

Winetopia, a fundraiser set for Friday, Oct.

16 at Stonebreaker Hotel, will support Restore Humanity’s work in Kenya while celebrating its 20th anniversary—featuring a wine toss, local food and drink, music, and a silent auction.

Wildwood Park for the Arts on Friday, Sept.

11 will hold Standing Together 9/11—a luncheon honoring the 25th anniversary of Sept. 11 and the opening night of Come From Away, featuring panel speakers, a flag presentation from the National Guard, and live music from Lyon College’s Una Voce.

Cinema I/O will show the film 'Mikey and Nicky' (1976) for free on Tuesday, Sept.

15 at Ron Robinson Theater at 7 p.m. This screening offers local movie lovers a chance to experience a film that has recently been rediscovered.

Mourning Cloak Conservation Burial, a nonprofit planning Arkansas’ first conservation burial ground, will host a free film screening of the PBS documentary 'Bury Me at Taylor Hollow' at 2 p.m. on Sunday, Oct.

4 at the Fayetteville Public Library, followed by a discussion with John Christian Phifer of Larkspur Conservation.

Crystal Bridges Museum announced its fall Building Bridges series to mark America’s 250th anniversary.

Former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice will speak on Sept. 30 at 1:30 p.m. in the Great Hall + Norah O'Donnell will discuss her book on Nov. 17 at 6 p.m. in the Ballroom.

Crystal Bridges Museum in Bentonville will host the Nature Adorned: The Artistry of Tiffany & Co. and the American Imagination exhibition (Oct.

9–Mar. 29), where visitors will see iconic jewelry, gemstones and American artwork paired with treasures from the Tiffany Archives.

The University of Arkansas Museum announced today that alumni Bob and Becky Alexander donated $1 million to fund a 32-week feasibility study—led by Lord Cultural Resources—to boost community outreach and student engagement on its new N Hatch Ave site.

Nature Backs on Dickson Street and the Pat Walker Health Center Wellness Lounge provide non-transactional spaces for students this fall semester.

At Nature Backs, students can enjoy free drip coffee & a pay-what-you-want coffee bar with creative amenities, while the Wellness Lounge offers study, relaxation and group activities.

A national heatwave is affecting on-campus students and faculty as temperatures hit 106°F (altering class attendance and campus events).

The university has set up cooling stations and misting fans while a local emergency medicine expert advises staying indoors and staying hydrated to avoid heat illnesses.

Arkansas will begin fall baseball practice today at Baum-Walker Stadium and will hold 28 practices over 45 days through October while unveiling a 42-man roster that includes 26 newcomers.

Today at 8 p.m., the Arkansas Razorbacks host No. 19 Texas at Razorback Field as they begin SEC play; the team, fresh from wins (9-0 and 5-0), will build on lessons learned (in tough nonconference matches) to heighten their rivalry edge.

Arkansas football players Ben Bogle + Jaden Platt + Joker Johnson held a press conference Wednesday to preview their Week 2 matchup at Utah.

They outlined strategies ahead of the game.

Razorbacks forward Vailana Tu’ua, known for her fluid moves, is stepping into a bigger role this season as she mentors new players & trains with top professionals.

She plans to build on her standout freshman season from last year in upcoming collegiate matches.