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Visualizing Improved Public Health Access

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Meeting Goals Through Interdisciplinary Studies: 5 Q’s with Courtney Wilmoth

Courtney Wilmoth is a senior from Los Angeles, California majoring in chemical engineering and minoring in English. She is the current Presidential Scholar for the College of Engineering and recently presented research at the American Institute of Chemical Engineers...

Finding Passion and Direction in Honors Research

Charles Smith, an Honors College Fellow majoring in exercise science with a minor in medical humanities, draws inspiration from his personal experiences to fuel his research passions. His personal story led him to explore new methods of measuring physical activity, a...
Combining Passion with Career Plans: 5 Qs with Ellison Lewis

Combining Passion with Career Plans: 5 Qs with Ellison Lewis

Ellison Lewis is a senior honors college fellow from Overland Park, Kansas pursuing a double major in finance and marketing. Her passion for sports sparked her interest in the industry of sports betting. Her thesis investigates the growth of the low-key form of...

Visualizing Improved Public Health Access

Visualizing Improved Public Health Access

Honors biomedical engineering students Shivani Koundinya, Ryan Rouse and Cade Kilambi have been working on a passion project that isn’t tied to a class or their undergraduate theses but is instead driven by a desire for community impact. The project, called Art Medic,...

Fishing and Research: A Family Affair

Fishing and Research: A Family Affair

Madison Settlage is currently pursuing a Master of Science in Economic Analytics. As an undergraduate, she double majored in economics and finance and graduated with honors. In August, her research was published in the Journal of Sports Economics. We asked Madison to...

Finding Passion and Direction in Honors Research

Finding Passion and Direction in Honors Research

Charles Smith, an Honors College Fellow majoring in exercise science with a minor in medical humanities, draws inspiration from his personal experiences to fuel his research passions. His personal story led him to explore new methods of measuring physical activity, a...

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Who will win Florida in 2024?

Will Walker is a senior pre-medical honors student majoring in psychology at the University of Arkansas. Will is actively involved in the premedical honor society as well as the Baptist Collegiate Ministry leadership team on campus. Originally from Sherwood, AR, Will...

The West Virginia Senate Race: A Battle to Get the Blue Back

Audrey Carr is a junior honors student majoring in accounting and information systems. She volunteers with Passionate About Literacy Honors College Ambassadors, while being a member of Beta Alpha Psi, an accounting honors society. She currently works on campus with...

The State of Michigan Will Once Again Be Pivotal in 2024

Webb Storer is a sophomore honors student majoring in political science at the University of Arkansas. Originally from Jonesboro, AR, Webb has been actively involved in a number of activities on campus, including the Student Mentorship program and the Honors College...

Pennsylvania: The Keystone State. More than just a title.

Luis Maya is a freshman honors student and Path program scholar double-majoring in political science and economics from Nashville, Arkansas. He is a proud Arkansan and has a passion for public service, law, and politics. After college, Luis hopes to pursue law school,...

Will this be Tester’s final stand in Montana?

Kate Cheek is a junior honors student majoring in biology and psychology at the University of Arkansas. Originally from Flippin, Arkansas, Kate has been involved in several activities on campus, including genetics research and the pre- medical honors society Alpha...