Arkansas Traveler

The Arkansas Traveler, a prestigious student newspaper at the University of Arkansas, aims to be a trustworthy news source for the campus community while encouraging discussions that safeguard student interests. With a history spanning over a hundred years, the Traveler captures the essence of life at UA through its regular reporting on campus events and sports. Additionally, it provides a platform for students interested in journalism to gain practical experience in a real newsroom setting.

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Hidden for your pleasure: An artist challenges censorship at the UofA

1 month ago | uatrav.com | Addie Jones

"Please be conscious that you will encounter art from a wide breadth of voices and backgrounds in this building, including those who continue to be underrepresented.” Every entrance of the Windgate Studio and Design Center at the University of Arkansas School of Art proudly declares the school’s commitment to diverse voices. Yet, within the building’s pristine white walls, some art exists only behind closed doors.
Caleb Hearon uses comedy as resistance to connect with UA students

1 month ago | uatrav.com | Addie Jones

Comedy met activism as Caleb Hearon brought his voice to Fayetteville, sharing raw stories of his queer Midwest upbringing, college experiences and influencer career. The comedian, actor and writer grew up in Arkansas’ northern neighbor, Missouri, specifically in a conservative rural town called Brookfield. He knew he was gay from adolescence, but as a result of his Christian upbringing, he said he struggled with acceptance.
With ‘Balls,’ Malibu Moon makes art of a relationship’s wreckage

2 months ago | uatrav.com | Addie Jones

In an oversaturated landscape of indie music, it takes a distinct sound and true vulnerability to stand out. With a raw yet polished fusion of multiple genres, local band Malibu Moon has captured that special something and established their place in the Northwest Arkansas music scene. Malibu Moon blends surf-rock and indie alternative with a touch of psychedelia. Their sound draws inspiration from contemporaries like The Backseat Lovers and Flipturn. On Feb.
‘Short n’ Sweet’ gets sweeter: Ranking the five deluxe tracks

2 months ago | uatrav.com | Addie Jones

Short n’ Sweet … but not so short? Fresh off her first two Grammy wins for Best Pop Vocal Album and Best Pop Solo Performance for “Espresso,” last year’s undeniable song of the summer, Sabrina wasted no time in dropping the deluxe version of her breakthrough album.
ICE guide pdf

2 months ago | uatrav.com | Lauren McGuire

As ICE officers conduct operations across NWA, advocates and resource centers help provide the community with know-your-rights information and community meetings.
2024 in music: The Traveler’s top ten picks

Dec 8, 2024 | uatrav.com | Addie Jones

“Imaginal Disk” by Magdalena BayIn a year of daring releases, “Imaginal Disk” soars above all with crystalline fusion of ‘90s psychedelia, modern internet-pop and skeptical social commentary. Standout Track: “Death & Romance” “BRAT” by Charli xcxWith her unexpectedly raw sixth work, Charli xcx redefines pop stardom, tackling issues of fame, femininity and jealousy between the sweaty club classics.
Remembering Bob Holt: A student journalist’s perspective

Dec 5, 2024 | uatrav.com | Daniel Shi

Before I even made it onto campus as a student at Arkansas, I knew who Bob Holt was – the elder statesman and legend of Razorbacks sports media. I guess that’s what happens when you thrive in the same media market for 43 years, something unheard of in the journalism industry. Bob started covering the Razorbacks in 1981 after graduating from the University of Missouri and never left.
Fayetteville native, Hog receiver Isaiah Sategna enters transfer portal

Dec 5, 2024 | uatrav.com | Tyler Glasscock

Sophomore wide receiver Isaiah Sategna has entered the transfer portal, according to On3. In his three years as a Razorback, he recorded 54 catches for 632 yards (11.7 avg.) and three touchdowns. The redshirt sophomore was named to the All-Southeastern Conference Preseason Second-Team before the 2024 season and went on to record 37 catches for 491 yards.
Hogs flip four-star quarterback from UCLA

Dec 5, 2024 | uatrav.com | Tyler Glasscock

Arkansas football pulled a shocker on National Signing Day, flipping the commitment of four-star quarterback Madden Iamaleava. The Long Beach, California native was pledged to the University of California at Los Angeles, but flipped to the Razorbacks on Wednesday afternoon. According to On3, Iamaleava is the 24th-rated quarterback in the nation and the 26th-rated recruit in the state of California. He is the younger brother of current University of Tennessee freshman quarterback, Nico Iamaleava.
Behind the smile: Sonrisa brings color, global fashion to Fayetteville

Dec 5, 2024 | uatrav.com | Addie Jones

Over the past few months, a mother-daughter trio has transformed Fayetteville's historic general store into a world of color, culture and style. Sonrisa Boutique, located at 428 S. Government Avenue, opened Sept. 29 with the mission of bringing handmade sustainable goods from around the world to Northwest Arkansas. Stephanie Ouyoumjian, the boutique's owner, brings over 30 years of global travel and advertising experience along with a lifetime of shopping with her daughters to the business.