Author Archives
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Beta Xi Chapter sells Mexican food for SIA Week
The Beta Xi Chapter of Hermandad de Sigma Iota Alpha, Inc. (SIA) hosted a mexican food stand outside the College of Humanities and Social Sciences April 24 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. in celebration of SIA week. Kathy Ochoa,… Read More ›
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Campus state fair brings students together before finals
The Student Activities Board (SAB) hosted a campus state fair on the Heritage Plaza Lawn, featuring rides, games, food and entertainment for students. Haley Cummings, assistant director of student activities and SAB adviser, said the event was designed to give… Read More ›
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The best decision I almost didn’t make
I nearly let fear keep me from college–but stepping out, even just a little, led me into the most transformative years of my life. A month before my high school graduation, I fell into the worst depression I’ve ever experienced…. Read More ›
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Graphic design student surprised with $5,000 AAF scholarship
The American Advertising Federation (AAF) of Arkansas, leadership of Arkansas State Universities’ graphic design program and the College of Liberal Arts and Communication surprised a student with a $5,000 scholarship. Ca Nguyen, a senior graphic design major from Vietnam, became… Read More ›
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You don’t own your digital library — Amazon does
We gladly pay for digital content, but do we really own it? Not in the way we think — we are sleepwalking into a digitized ecosystem where ownership is disappearing. First our films and music, now our e-books. In 2016,… Read More ›
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Alumni learn how to make sushi
The Cooper Alumni Center hosted its second sushi-making class as part of the “Culture at the Cooper” series, where attendees learned how to prepare and assemble sushi rolls and poke bowls. Chef Dennis Wijaya, known for his hands-on culinary instruction,… Read More ›
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Tattoo Art takes center stage at Delta Ink
The Delta Ink Exhibition, the companion show for the 2025 Delta National Small Print Exhibition (DNSPE), showcased the artistry of tattoo and body art through interactive displays, synthetic skin canvases and live demonstrations. Designed to complement the DNSPE’s exploration and… Read More ›
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Incarcerated firefighters prove rehabilitation works
California’s incarcerated firefighters combat wildfires while seeking rehabilitation, but their low wages and forced labor conditions raise significant concerns.
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The Herald Podcast: Fresh off the Press Episode 5
Hosted by Shelby Russom and Laila Casiano, with special guest Will Livingston, Herald’s sports editor!
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The Herald Podcast: Fresh off the Press Episode 4
Hosted by Shelby Russom and Laila Casiano