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The Reality of Environmental Racism: People of color are targets of climate hazards

The Reality of Environmental Racism: People of color are targets of climate hazards
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University of Arkansas student teams secure $18,000 in funding at Seed Pitch Competition

BENTONVILLE — A student team aimed at thwarting the isolation some international students experience when arriving in the United States secured $3,000 at the fall 2023 Seed Funding Pitch Competition.

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Student Teams Secure $18,000 in Funding at Seed Pitch Competition

Overseen by the U of A Office of Entrepreneurship and Innovation, the competition allows students to pitch their ideas for a chance at funding in several categories.

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Black Graduate Student Association Offering Free Professional Headshots May 4

The Black Graduate Student Association invites all students for free professional headshots from noon to 2 p.m. today, May 4, at the MC classroom, Arkansas Union room 403.

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Black pioneer Hunt remembered at UA-Fayetteville celebration

FAYETTEVILLE Arkansas attorney Arkie Byrd idolized Thurgood Marshall, who overcame adversity, fought civil rights battles and later became the first Black person to become a U.S. Supreme Court associate justice.

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