A Very Tight Senate Race in Michigan
India Young is a senior honors student majoring in political science and African and African studies with a minor in journalism. Originally from Warren, AR, India has served as the President of the NAACP, Co-Deputy Director of Diversity and Inclusion for the...
The State of Maine: Will the Battle for Split Electoral Votes Continue the Pattern?
Abigail Lutrick is a senior honors political science student from North Texas. Abigail hopes to pursue a law degree after graduating from the University of Arkansas and has spent the past four years involved in campus activities ranging from Greek Life to Club Tennis...
The Pale Blue Dot: Nebraska’s Second Congressional District
Wyatt Rice is a sophomore honors college fellow majoring in political science and economics at the University of Arkansas. Originally from Bentonville, AR, Wyatt is involved across campus in a variety of capacities, as an ASG Senator, an intern with the Office for...
Spinning Success: 5 Q’s with Caden Williamson
Caden Williamson is a senior from Fayetteville, Arkansas majoring in computer science and German. Last year, he volunteered as a DJ at KXUA, the University of Arkansas campus radio station, the "Eclectic Destination of the Ozarks." His show, The Trans-Pacific Groove...
Making Connections: 5 Q’s with Jackson Burnett
Jackson Burnett is a fifth-year honors student double-majoring in German and mechanical engineering. He recently spent a year on a study abroad adventure that consisted of six months of language and engineering classes at the Technische Universitat Darmstadt...
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Getting Out of My Comfort Zone at the MPSA Conference
“My biggest takeaway from this experience is that you cannot let your mental limitations and fears define you. Work hard, and let your work speak for itself.”
Scotland and Smoke: An SRNT Conference Recap
Charlotte (Charlie) McCormick is an honors student from San Antonio, Texas, studying public health and human development and family sciences. In March, she presented her research on FDA regulations on menthol at the Society for Nicotine and Tobacco Research in...
A First (Or Second) for Everything at the Next Gen(eration) Humanities Conference
“My advice to students considering research is to start early and research something you’re passionate about! There is an unlimited number of topics you can research, and you may be surprised at the amount of research that hasn’t been conducted yet.”
Expanding Student Voting Access
Alexa Roldan is an honors student majoring in political science on a pre-law track from Bentonville, Arkansas. Last month, she presented her research at the Next Gen(eration) Humanities Conference hosted at the Arkansas State Capitol. Digestible, easy-to-navigate and...
STEM at the State Capitol
Colten Nicholas is an honors student majoring in crop science and biochemistry from Van Buren, Arkansas. This semester, Colten presented his research on transgenic rice species at the State Capitol Building in Little Rock. On February 14, I had the opportunity...