ASU System Trustees Honor Retired ASU-Newport Chancellor, Approve ASU-Beebe Land Management Agreement
The Arkansas State University System Board of Trustees today honored a former chancellor and approved plans for property on two campuses during a special meeting on the ASU-Newport campus.
ASU System General Counsel’s Office Announces New Hires, Promotion
Arkansas State University System General Counsel Brad Phelps today announced personnel changes in the Office of General Counsel.
A-State Chancellor Elected to Serve as President of Sun Belt Conference
Sun Belt Commissioner Keith Gill announced Arkansas State University Chancellor Kelly Damphousse was unanimously elected to serve a two-year term as the president of the Sun Belt Conference at the close of the league’s annual meeting in New Orleans. He will also serve as the conference representative on the NCAA Board of Directors starting Sept. 1.
ASU System Trustees Approve Budgets for FY2022; A-State, Two-Year Institutions Keep Tuition Rates Flat
Arkansas State University and the five two-year institutions in the ASU System will keep tuition and fees steady for students this fall while holding budgeted expenses below pre-pandemic levels. This fall will be the third time in four years that ASU System institutions – excluding new member Henderson State University – have not increased tuition rates.
Windgate Foundation Makes $6.4 Million Grant to Arkansas State in Support of Arts Education
Arkansas State University announced a $6.4 million grant from the Windgate Foundation to support arts education and to provide direct assistance to students through needs-based scholarships. The $6.4 million total ranks among the largest foundation gifts to Arkansas State, and it is among the top three all-time gifts to the arts at A-State.
A-State's Inaugural Day of Giving Exceeds $1 Million in Gifts, Pledges
Arkansas State University’s inaugural Day of Giving resulted in more than $1 million in gifts and pledges to support the university
Arkansas State Plans First 'Day of Giving' on April 27 to Support University Initiatives, Scholarships
The first-ever Day of Giving at Arkansas State University is slated for Tuesday, April 27, and participants are already excited about the possibilities. Alumni, students and other supporters will come together to make gifts, either to one of 24 specific areas or any other particular cause one might prefer to support.
ASU System Trustees Approve Agreement Extension with NYIT College of Osteopathic Medicine
The Arkansas State University System Board of Trustees today agreed to a 15-year extension of its partnership with New York Institute of Technology College of Osteopathic Medicine at Arkansas State University in Jonesboro.
ASU System Trustees Hear Updates on Campus COVID-19 Impact, Plans
The Arkansas State University System Board of Trustees heard updates and reviews on the impact of COVID-19 at the seven member institutions during its regular meeting on the ASU-Beebe campus in Searcy. System President Chuck Welch commended campuses “for doing a tremendous job throughout the COVID-19 pandemic” and expressed optimism about the months ahead.
ASU Three Rivers Names Leader for New Saline County Career and Technical Campus
Arkansas State University Three Rivers announced the appointment of Scott Kuttenkuler the new assistant vice chancellor for the Saline County Career and Technical Campus.
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