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U of O Receives $4.8 Million Lilly Endowment Grant to Support Rural Churches

22 hours ago • January 14, 2025

Pat Burke

Former NBA Player Burke to Speak Jan. 22

7 days ago • January 8, 2025

Dr. Tanner McKnight

McKnight Named VP for Finance and Administration

7 days ago • January 8, 2025

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Windgate Foundation Pledges $200K for Art, Graphic Design Scholarships

1 week ago • January 7, 2025

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Academic Honor Lists Announced for Fall 2024 Semester

1 week ago • January 6, 2025

Fall 2024 Graduates

U of O Celebrates 44 Graduates in Fall Commencement

December 21, 2024

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Year-end Support Can Make a Positive Impact on Students

December 18, 2024

Seria Cash and Jorge Mendoza

Cash, Mendoza Named 2024 Poet Laureates of the Spadra Valley

December 17, 2024

President Richard Dunsworth

Dunsworth to Receive Credo’s Courageous Leadership Award

December 16, 2024

Dr. Bill Clary

Faculty Spotlights

Spanish Professor Clary reflects on Long Career at Ozarks

December 12, 2024

Dr. Daniel Warwick

Warwick Named Assistant Professor of Psychology

December 11, 2024

Partnership with UAFS

Ozarks Joins Academic Partnership with UAFS Nursing School

December 4, 2024

Fall 2024 graduates, we hope you have enjoyed your

Fall 2024 graduates, we hope you have enjoyed your holiday season, the start of a new year, and, most importantly, all of the adventures you’re experiencing as Ozarks’ newest alumni.

We are grateful for your contribution to our institution, and proud of all of your successes.

Brick Ceremony, Senior Dinner, and Commencement Ceremony photos are now available for download at: https://uozarks.photoshelter.com/galleries/C0000T.Q8tSZYnSU/Fall-2024-Commencement.

Take these memories and celebrate your accomplishments! You deserve it! 🦅

Every season at Ozarks is beautiful, but there is

Every season at Ozarks is beautiful, but there is something special about a fresh blanket of snow ❄️

University of the Ozarks will be CLOSED Friday, Ja

University of the Ozarks will be CLOSED Friday, January 10 due to winter weather.

All campus offices will be closed on Friday. Only essential personnel should report to campus. If you are unsure if you should report to work, please contact your supervisor.

Though the campus is open today (Thursday), please keep an eye on the weather this afternoon and talk with your supervisor about leaving early if you are concerned about your commute home.

Please use caution and your best judgment if you have to be on campus in the next few days as walkways and parking lots may be hazardous.

If you need to contact the Office of Public Safety, please call 479-979-2020.

Stay safe and warm, and enjoy your snow day!

Happy New Year from the University of the Ozarks!

Happy New Year from the University of the Ozarks! As we welcome 2025, we focus on cherishing the moments that have shaped us and the memories we’ve created together as part of the Ozarks family.

Here’s to a year of new experiences, growth, and even more unforgettable memories. Together, we’ll continue to inspire, learn, thrive, and celebrate!

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Merry Christmas from University of the Ozarks!

This season, we hope you’re surrounded by the warmth of home—laughter, love, and cherished traditions. Wherever you are, may your holiday be filled with peace, joy, and happiness.

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A week of celebrations — congratulations to our

A week of celebrations — congratulations to our Fall 2024 class! Thank you for your commitment to Ozarks, and we wish you well in all your future adventures.

See you soon! 🦅💜

It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas, and

It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas, and the conclusion of our Fall 2024 semester.

Good luck on finals, Eagles!

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University of the Ozarks has joined into a new academic partnership with the University of Arkansas – Fort Smith’s Carolyn McKelvey Moore School of Nursing for students interested in careers in nursing.

Under the 2+2 articulation agreement, students complete the first two years of study at U of O and transfer all credit hours to UAFS for completion of the Bachelors of Science in Nursing (BSN). The pre-nursing track at Ozarks will be implemented beginning the Fall 2025 Semester.

Congratulations, Kadence! Thank you for visiting U

Congratulations, Kadence! Thank you for visiting University of the Ozarks, we hope you enjoyed your time on campus! 🦅

Our admissions team will reach out to you soon!

Sunday Stories: With a major in Biology, and minor

Sunday Stories: With a major in Biology, and minors in Chemistry, Athletic Coaching, and Music, current senior Duban Figueroa is pulling from every lens to grow as an athlete, academic, and musician.

“I’ve always been interested in the natural sciences,” he said, as he always enjoyed those subjects in high school, “And Chemistry goes hand in hand with my major.”

Originally from Columbus, Ohio, Duban moved when he was 6 to Fort Smith, Arkansas, where he ran Track and Cross Country, played multiple sports, and participated in band.

“I had a great, motivational coach in high school who made me fall in love with the sport,” he said. With his minor in Athletic Coaching, Duban aims to inspire others just as his coach inspired him.

Though he was recruited to run for Ozarks, he quickly found that the university had much more to offer beyond athletics. It was his first tour of campus when Duban met President Dunsworth. “It’s not every day that you get to meet the president of a university,” he said. “That set Ozarks apart for me.”

Another special thing that stood out to him was the study abroad program. He always wanted to travel but never had the opportunity until coming to Ozarks. Making use of the resources like the Student Enrichment Fund, he studied in Spain for a semester.

While abroad, he met other international students from much larger universities, but they had to pay much more for the same opportunity. “It wasn’t integrated into their schools like it is here,” Duban explained.

He encourages others to study abroad; “I’m a student ambassador and that’s what I really hit when I’m giving tours. It’s an experience you will never forget.” Now, Duban is applying to various graduate schools in Europe to pursue a PhD in Botany.

Along with improving his mind and body, Duban wants to continue his passion for music as well; “It just flows within the fingers, and tickles my ears. I really like it.” He is one of the first to request a senior recital- a requirement only for music majors.

“That’s what I love about the Lens Program,” he said about the university’s unique curriculum. “It lets me work different parts of my mind.”

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