The University of Arkansas’ student-run newspaper and yearbook were big winners at the annual Arkansas College Media Association awards banquet, held in Little Rock on April 20. The University of Arkansas won 35 awards in 51 categories it competed in, including first-place finishes for Yearbook of the Year (The Razorback), Newspaper Editor of the Year (Saba Naseem of the Traveler), Reporter of the Year (Brady Tackett of the Traveler), and

Students in the Walter J. Lemke Department of Journalism at the University of Arkansas piled up a number of regional and national awards in recent student competitions. Jimmy Carter, a graduating senior in the Walter J. Lemke Department of Journalism’s news-editorial sequence, took first place in the national Society of Professional Journalists Mark of Excellence Awards in the category of Sports Writing for his story on oft-injured Razorbacks running back

Former President Bill Clinton, who once made his home in Fayetteville as a young law professor in the 1970s, has accepted a request to narrate the documentary film, “Up Among the Hills, the story of Fayetteville”, written and produced by Journalism Professor Larry Foley. Clinton and his wife, Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton, were married in a small brick cottage on California Blvd. in 1975. The street now honors