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Divinity and Liquid: The Birth of Creation and Contortion

Divinity and Liquid: The Birth of Creation and Contortion

by segill | May 23, 2024 | Honors Courses

Lela Miller is an Honors Nursing and French major, currently taking the Honors College’s Retro Readings course on the Bible with Dean Lynda Coon. Lela hopes to pursue an international career in travel nursing, and in her current free time trains Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu...
The Voice of God is the Sound of Terror (And All Other Wonderful Things)

The Voice of God is the Sound of Terror (And All Other Wonderful Things)

by segill | May 23, 2024 | Honors Courses

William Donnell-Lonon is a sophomore data science student studying computational data analytics at the University of Arkansas Honors College. While he chooses to pursue a technology-focused degree, his passion lies in music and sound, and his ultimate goal is to act...
Circles and Cycles: The Sacred Geometry of the Old Testament

Circles and Cycles: The Sacred Geometry of the Old Testament

by segill | May 17, 2024 | College of Education and Health Professions, Honors Courses, On Campus

Jenna Burns is a freshman Communication Sciences and Disorders and Spanish student with a minor in Religious Studies. When she’s not researching multilingual speech therapy as an Honors College Fellow, she’s practicing Brazilian Jiu-jitsu down the road from campus or...
Exploring Music from the Mountains

Exploring Music from the Mountains

by cdeskilson | Sep 22, 2022 | Forum, Honors Arkansas, Honors Courses

“Though I brought a different style of music to the group, I didn’t feel like such an outsider when we were all playing together. It certainly wasn’t home, but at least I didn’t feel so alone.”

The Problem that Surrounds Us

The Problem that Surrounds Us

by ht005 | Aug 16, 2022 | College of Engineering, Environmental Science, Honors Courses

Plastic is everywhere. If you look around your environment, you’ll find that many of the products you use are at least partially made of plastic.

Choice at the End of Life

Choice at the End of Life

by benpierce | Aug 12, 2022 | Forum, Honors Arkansas, Honors Courses

“A person being able to choose when and how they die can be an empowering and dignifying thing. Whether you agree with this practice or not, what can be the harm of thinking of the idea?”

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