Stories by Jaime Adame

UA student, 20, dies at fraternity house, police say FAYETTEVILLE — A 20-year-old University of Arkansas, Fayetteville student died Saturday afternoon at a fraternity house where he was residing, campus police said Monday morning. Capt. Gary Crain of t... January 25, 2021

UA notebook Architect's home to be given to UA FAYETTEVILLE -- The family home of the founder of the architecture program at the University of Arkansas, Fayetteville will be donated to the university. The Faye... January 24, 2021

School districts continue adjusting to pandemic School districts continued to make adjustments to instruction because of covid-19 as the number of active cases at schools ticked upward slightly. The number of active cases at public school district... January 22, 2021

Employees at UA line up for shots FAYETTEVILLE -- A vaccination event for University of Arkansas, Fayetteville employees took place Wednesday as the campus seeks to have "up to 1,000" people receive their first doses of the covid-19 v... January 21, 2021

UA agriculture storage building burned FAYETTEVILLE -- A storage building fire late Tuesday caused more than $1 million in damage to University of Arkansas System Division of Agriculture property, according to the university. "In our init... January 21, 2021

Active cases at Arkansas schools fall 12% The number of active covid-19 cases at public schools dropped to 3,029, a decline of about 12% compared with four days earlier, according to state Department of Health data released Monday. Active ca... January 19, 2021

UA Notebook Facilities official Johnson to retire FAYETTEVILLE -- Mike Johnson, the University of Arkansas, Fayetteville's associate vice chancellor for facilities, will retire March 15 after 17 years of overse... January 17, 2021

Schools continue adapting for virus The pandemic continues to affect public schools in the state, both large and small. Four schools in the Pulaski County Special School District will offer only virtual learning all of next week, the d... January 16, 2021

Infections forcing schools' changes Shifts to virtual instruction at public schools continued this week in response to the pandemic, and one of the larger districts in the state announced Thursday a plan to reduce class sizes by 50% in ... January 15, 2021

UA plans covid-shot event for this month FAYETTEVILLE -- A campus event is being planned for later this month to distribute covid-19 vaccine to University of Arkansas, Fayetteville employees, Provost Charles Robinson said Wednesday. "I lear... January 14, 2021

Vaccine OK'd for college staffs Teachers and staff at the state's colleges and universities will be eligible for the covid-19 vaccine starting Monday, Gov. Asa Hutchinson announced. The news brought cheers from among those working ... January 13, 2021

UA boosts in-person classes; majority of courses remain online for the spring semester FAYETTEVILLE -- The University of Arkansas, Fayetteville began its spring semester Monday with some students saying they welcomed a return to more in-person courses after a fall term of mostly online ... January 12, 2021

UA boosts in-person classes FAYETTEVILLE -- The University of Arkansas, Fayetteville began its spring semester Monday with some students saying they welcomed a return to more in-person courses after a fall term of mostly online ... January 12, 2021

Instruction goes remote at some schools in state Schools in scattered communities around the state began the new year's second week of instruction with a temporary shift to remote learning because of the pandemic. But across Arkansas, active cases ... January 12, 2021

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