Here's your local news at a glance for Monday, the 14th of September.
Good morning, Fayetteville.
🎓 Education
U of A students, faculty and staff are encouraged to share their feedback on parking, driving, walking and biking on campus by completing the 2026 Commuter Survey during September (gift card prizes available).
The survey results will guide improvements to campus transportation services.
Dr. Clint Wood, an Arkansas native and civil engineering professor at U of A, was named an ASCE Fellow — an honor given to only about 3% of members — for his contributions to geotechnical earthquake engineering and noninvasive geophysical imaging.
Dr. Nick Levis will present his research on how diet influences the traits of nematodes and spadefoot toads at the Arkansas Integrative Metabolic Research Center (BELL 2269) at 11:50 a.m. Wednesday, Sept.
16, with pizza and beverages served and Zoom available for virtual attendance.
Walton College has named Jen Caba as the new senior director for retention and Learning Lab — her data-driven role will combine outreach and academic support to boost student success.
Caba brings over 15 years of higher education experience from roles at the U of A and John Brown University.
🏛️ Government
The City Council will vote Tuesday on awarding the contract for the Lake Fayetteville marina rental and concession shop that has been empty for nine months to Fayetteville Fountain, which plans to offer food, drinks and equipment rentals Friday to Sunday and aims to open by early October.
🏈 Sports
Arkansas football lost 43-10 to Utah on Saturday night after taking an early 3-0 lead.
The Razorbacks struggled on both offense and defense under coach Ryan Silverfield and face concerns ahead of next week's game against No. 2 Georgia.
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