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.
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.
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.
The fellowship is awarded annually and supports students as they pursue graduate or professional education.
Applications accepted through Sept. 1; awards range from $400 to $1,600.
Tickets and sponsorships now available for Nov. 5 Economic Development and Leadership Forums.
The construction of the 22,149 square-foot building was approved in January 2025 and has seen significant progress over the last year.
Nearly $10,000 in cash donations will purchase thousands more supplies for students
The Class of 2030 is the 11th class on NYITCOM’s Arkansas campus representing 23 different states, including 26 new medical students from Arkansas
Shields and White say Arkansas State’s momentum will continue through teamwork, communication and a shared vision for the future