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Johnson County native Rebecca "Becky" Jones, who has spent more than 30 years in senior management positions for numerous retail companies, was named the University of the Ozarks' 2014 Business Leader of the Year by the Uni …

The University of the Ozarks’ Alumni Association Board of Directors mixed business with a dose of community service during its recent board meeting on July 27 in Clarksville. Following its annual summer meeting, several board members took part …

Carol Spieckerman, president and CEO of the retail strategy firm newmarketbuilders, has been named the University of the Ozarks' 2012-2013 Business Leader of the Year by the University's Division of Business, Communicatio …

Clarksville, Ark. --- Sears is teaming up with the University of the Ozarks Women (UOW) to help ensure that Christmas is a little more enjoyable for families in need throughout Johnson County.The Clarksville Sears store has commi …

University of the Ozarks senior Maddy Windel is passionate about making a difference in the environment and she believes the best way to do that is through a career in law and policy. The political science and philosophy major and environmental s …

Leonel Cantu, a 1999 University of the Ozarks graduate and the branch manager for Regions Bank in Clarksville, was named the 2013-2014 Business Leader of the Year by University's Division of Business, Communication and Govern …

University of the Ozarks alumna and author Ginny Myers Sain ’95 will present an on-campus book signing and a virtual speaking event about her debut novel, Dark and Shallow Lies, on Thursday, Dec. 2. Presented by the Office of Alumni Engagement, …

Administrative Policies Accommodation The Office of Residential Life recognizes the importance of providing reasonable accommodation in its housing policies and practices where necessary for individuals with disability to use and enjoy univ …

Summer school classes are a great way to pick up some extra credit hours, and they often focus on topics that might not be offered at any other time. The classes cover in 3 to 6 weeks what would take 16 weeks during the regular semester. In …

Commencement is the pinnacle of academic success — representing years of hard work, dedication, and commitment. The University will celebrate its Fall 2025 graduates with a Commencement ceremony on December 20, 2025, in the Munger-Wilson Chapel …