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The Arkansas Small Business and Technology Development Center (ASBTDC) at Arkansas State University will offer opportunities for small businesses to learn about funding, growing and marketing their businesses.  

A grant of $1,272,000 from the Arkansas Natural and Cultural Resources Council (ANCRC) will provide the Southern Tenant Farmers Museum (STFM), an Arkansas State University Heritage Site, with the funding needed to complete an ongoing project.  

New leadership is coming to Neil Griffin College of Business (NGCoB) at Arkansas State University. 

The five retiring staff members and 89 individuals who have attained service milestones were honored during the 32nd annual Distinguished Performance Awards and Service Recognition Ceremony at Arkansas State University. The program is conducted annually...

Will Reaves has been added as the new director of two Arkansas State University Heritage Sites. He will take the helm of The Historic Dyess Colony: Johnny Cash Boyhood Home and Southern Tenant Farmers Museum. 

A $50,000 gift from longtime animal welfare advocate Donna Easley will help support Arkansas residents pursuing veterinary education at Arkansas State University.

Windgate Foundation has awarded new grants totaling $9.49 million directed for scholarships, arts education initiatives and community outreach at Arkansas State University, announced Chancellor Todd Shields.

The 32nd annual Distinguished Performance Awards at Arkansas State University were presented to six staff members and one staff group for excellence in a department or team.  

This summer, the Community Scholars Training Program will be held at two of the Arkansas State University Heritage Sites.  

On a Wednesday around two o’clock in the afternoon, Arkansas State University employee Leigh Anne Hall experienced a life-threatening medical emergency.