Construction Begins on Windgate Center for Three-Dimensional Arts at A-State
Construction is under way for the new $7 million Windgate Center for Three-Dimensional Arts at Arkansas State University. While a traditional groundbreaking ceremony was not feasible, Chancellor Kelly Damphousse released the architect’s renderings of the new facility as a way to celebrate the start of the project this fall.
ASU System Trustees Formalize Accounts Receivable, Bad Debt Policy
The Arkansas State University System Board of Trustees today approved a new policy regarding student accounts to protect the financial health of its institutions.
President Welch: Reflection Amid Uncertainty at Arkansas State University
Reflection is a valuable tool during difficult times, and today’s circumstances don’t diminish Arkansas State University’s achievements during the past decade. In fact, our initiatives and growth put us in a position of strength to endure difficult times and capitalize on opportunities in the years to come.
NYITCOM to Conduct COVID-19 Contact Tracing for ASU System Campuses
New York Institute of Technology College of Osteopathic Medicine has reached an agreement with the Arkansas State University System to conduct COVID-19 contact tracing for each of the system’s campus locations across the state.
ASU System Board Approves Policy Requiring Mask Use, Updates Title IX Policy
Arkansas State University System institutions now require everyone on campuses to wear face coverings in all indoor and outdoor settings where physical distancing of six feet or more cannot be maintained as a key preventative measure in the COVID-19 pandemic.
Center for No Boundary Thinking Approved at A-State
A proposal to establish the Center for No Boundary Thinking at Arkansas State University was approved by the Arkansas Higher Education Coordinating Board.
A-State Chancellor Announces Changes in Leadership Team
Chancellor Kelly Damphousse announced changes in his leadership team at Arkansas State University that will be effective July 1. To better align their titles with their current responsibilities and assignments, four members of the current leadership begin the new fiscal year with revised titles.
ASU Three Rivers Receives Grant from Arkansas Natural and Cultural Resources Council
Arkansas State University Three Rivers received a grant of $663,263 from the Arkansas Natural and Cultural Resources Council (ANCRC) at its June 3 meeting. The grant funds will allow the college to begin Phase I of the Historic Ritz Theatre restoration in downtown Malvern.
ASU Board Approves Flat Tuition, Fee Rates; System Institutions Reduce Budget by 5 Percent
Arkansas State University System institutions will keep tuition and fees steady for students this fall while reducing budgeted expenses by almost $14 million or 5 percent in anticipation of lower state revenue and possible enrollment losses.
A-State Efforts to Enhance Health Care Access Reach Milestone with NYIT Medical School’s First Graduates
Arkansas State University’s effort to expand and enhance medical care throughout Arkansas and the Delta reaches a historic milestone today (May 21) as its partner, New York Institute of Technology College of Osteopathic Medicine, holds a virtual commencement ceremony at 2 p.m. for its inaugural class of medical school graduates.
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