Category: Winter 2019

Exciting advancements are happening in the Southern Arkansas University Alumni Association, Inc. (SAUAA). Over the past year, the SAUAA Board of Directors collaborated with University leadership to develop and launch

SAU continues to grow its academic reputation on a global scale as this year the University is home to not only students from 73 of 75 counties in Arkansas, but

SAU’s Enactus organization has partnered with Magnolia Specialized Services (MSS) to help sell handcrafted ceramic magnolia blossoms in SAU’s store on the downtown square. Members of Enactus, an international, community

The Rankin College of Business has established an impressive collection of new student engagement initiatives that include several ways students can enrich their college career while preparing for their professional

In a collaborative effort, the first Minority Male Mentorship in Education (M3E) conference at SAU was held this fall to inform and promote education as a career pathway to minority

Four alumni from SAU’s College of Education were 2019 Arkansas Teacher of the Year Regional Finalists. Renee Bailey, fourth grade math, science and social studies teacher at Central Elementary School

Eboni Edwards, a junior Performing Arts: Theatre and Musical Theatre double major, participated in Artists Striving to End Poverty (ASTEP), a week-long program held at the Juilliard School in New

SAU’s College of Science and Engineering has been the recipient of generous endowments, grants, and other contributions over the past year. Albemarle and the Albemarle Foundation-Magnolia Council have recently committed

  “FEELS LIKE HOME.” Anyone familiar with Southern Arkansas University knows that statement has been adopted as the slogan of one of the state’s fastest growing universities. But for a

Dr. Margaret Downing was honored in a special ceremony on October 20 following SAU Football’s Homecoming win and preceding the handing out of championship rings to the Lady Mulerider Softball