SAU’s First Study Abroad Trip: Mexico, 1957
Southern State College first offered academic credit for study in a foreign country in 1957 when sociology Professor George Fay took a busload of students
Southern State College first offered academic credit for study in a foreign country in 1957 when sociology Professor George Fay took a busload of students
Brandi (Graham) ’98 and Brian Whitehorn of Little Rock announce the birth of their son, Jason Rafferty, on March 25, 2012. He weighed 7 lbs.
Nancy (Merritt) ’59 and James Parks ’57 of Grand Prairie, Texas, will celebrate their 55th wedding anniversary in August. They were married on August 24,
1950-1959 James R. Staggs ’59, ’76 was recognized for his gifts to gospel music for over 60 years during the Men of Calvary’s 37th anniversary
1930-1939 Lois (Elmore) Clayton ’31, December 13, 2011 James L. Smith ’37, January 30, 2012 1940-1949 Dorothy (Green) Hennessy ’47, December 28, 2011 Robert Neill
Reality shows were nowhere on Shaun Smith’s radar when he came to Southern Arkansas University to compete with the nationally competitive rodeo team and pursue
Claudia “Penny” Lyons was honored this year for her 30 years of service as a Mulerider. Lyons has worn many hats during her time at
Southern Arkansas University’s FOSSUS (from the earth) dinosaur exhibit made its debut on March 16 at the Southwest Arkansas Regional Science Fair held at SAU.
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to grow up in the White House? That will be the topic of conversation for David
Southern Arkansas University hosted a dedication ceremony for the Ronnie Ribble Strength Training Center on Wednesday, Feb. 29. The facility is located behind Goodheart Field.
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