Mary Ann Greenwood, 'True Pillar,' Dies at 82
She founded the wealth management firm that would become Greenwood Gearhart Inc. of Fayetteville. read more >
She founded the wealth management firm that would become Greenwood Gearhart Inc. of Fayetteville. read more >
The finalists will each visit the campus in Fayetteville for meetings with students, faculty and other stakeholders. read more >
As part the job, he'll share oversight of the university's Institute for Integrative and Innovation Research. read more >
Charles Robinson has been serving as interim chancellor since the sudden resignation of Joe Steinmetz. read more >
The new members represent health care, technology, energy and education sectors. read more >
The Windgate Foundation awards another $30 million grant to the University of Arkansas for the second phase of its planned Windgate Art and Design District. read more >
Charles Robinson is named interim chancellor at the University of Arkansas' flagship campus in Fayetteville, effective Aug. 16. read more >
Charles Robinson has been named permanent provost of the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville. read more >
The University of Arkansas says it will establish the Institute for Integrative and Innovative Research with a $194.7 million grant from the Walton Family Charitable Support Foundation. read more >
To replace a state treasurer who resigned over accusations she accepted cash payments from an investment broker, Arkansas Gov. Mike Beebe went with a pick as low-key as the office itself. He chose a veteran auditor who was so certain he was done with the Capitol that he gave away all but one of his suits to charity. read more >
The adjective that keeps being used to describe Arkansas’ new state treasurer, Charles Robinson, is “solid.” We like the sound of that, mainly because it’s a word that was never used to describe his disgraced predecessor, Martha Shoffner. read more >
Gov. Mike Beebe on Wednesday named Charles Robinson as state treasurer, filling the post left vacant by the resignation last week of Martha Shoffner. read more >
