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Swept Away Janitorial presents check to Food Bank of NEA
Back to School Guide
3 months ago
Swept Away Janitorial Pledges $22,000 to Support Student Backpack Food Programs for the 2026-2027 School Year

The backpack program provides students with nutritious, easy-to-prepare food to take home over weekends and school breaks, helping ensure they have access to meals when school cafeterias are closed.

Education
3 months ago
A-State’s College of Veterinary Medicine Officially Opens

“Here, future veterinarians will discover their calling, faculty will advance knowledge, and graduates will strengthen communities across Arkansas.”

Traffic
3 months ago
‘Extreme Safety’ Campaign Urges Drivers to Put Safety First as Students Return to School

The campaign encourages motorists, pedestrians and cyclists to practice safe behaviors during the busy back-to-school season when more children are walking and biking.

Education
3 months ago
Back to College Resources and Information

List of resources for first-time students, as well as some helpful reminders for returning students at Arkansas State University, Jonesboro’s public university.

A-State’s First Vet Students Put on White Coats, Make History
Education
3 months ago
A-State’s First Vet Students Put on White Coats, Make History

Inaugural class of College of Veterinary Medicine begins building a legacy that will outlive their own four-year journey

Education
3 months ago
White Coat Ceremony Planned for First Class of A-State’s College of Veterinary Medicine

Students have been on campus for orientation the first week of August. CVM classes will begin Wednesday, a week before A-State’s regular semester commences. 

Education
3 months ago
ASU System Board of Trustees Approves Revised Budgets for A-State Projects

The Arkansas State University Board of Trustees, in a special-called meeting Friday, approved revised budgets for two upcoming projects on the A-State campus.

Health & Wellness
3 months ago
NYITCOM’s SHARE Program Provides Unique Research Opportunities for NEA Students

As Jayson Smith approached his sophomore year at Nettleton High School, he knew he wanted to pursue a career in medicine, but he didn’t really know where to start.

Education
3 months ago
Closing the Gap: How CREST is Fueling Northeast Arkansas’ Industrial Expansion

The Career Readiness Education & Skills Training program was developed in 2025 after state research identified specific local industries projected to experience severe employee shortages over the next decade.

Education
3 months ago
A-State Alumnus Awarded Prestigious Phi Kappa Phi Fellowship

The fellowship is awarded annually and supports students as they pursue graduate or professional education.

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