Welcome!

Academic Support & Resources

• Student Success Center (CORD):  offers tutoring, academic coaching, writing and career services, along with study space and food options.
• Center for Educational Access (CEA): Provides academic accommodations and support services.
• AI Tools & Resources: approved AI tools available for faculty, staff and graduate assistants. 
• Student Handbooks: The Student Handbook and Graduate Student Handbook include information about the code of student life, housing, Greek Life and registered student organizations.  
• University Bookstore: Visit for textbooks, course materials, supplies, Razorback gear and graduation essentials.

Student Programs

• First-year students: Destination Arkansas Blackboard Activities is a free, non-credit course designated to help you prepare for your first year at the U of A. Log in at learn.uark.edu.
• Online students: Access campus services through the One Stop Student Guide.
• Graduate students: Connect with the Office of Graduate Student Support for programming, engagement and professional development opportunities.  
  • Students who are graduate, research or teaching assistants can participate in the Graduate Student Teaching Enhancement Project (G-STEP). This program helps students transition to graduate student assistantships through targeted training and support around pedagogies, course design, technology, communication, classroom management and teaching practice. For more information on enrolling in the program, contact Umer Rahman at umerr@uark.edu. 
• International students: The Office of International Students and Scholars offers seminars, intercultural training and country-specific workshops to support campus and community involvement. 

Technology Resources

• Tech Spot computer labs: Located across campus and offering printing, charging stations and access to a wide range of software. 
• IT Help Desk: In-person support is available in the Arkansas Union. Call 479-575-2905 or submit a request at help.uark.edu.  
• Student Technology Center: Located in the Arkansas Union, offering technology access, gaming and leisure spaces, and a Digital Media Lab for audio and video production, photography, graphics and animation.  

Getting Around Campus

• Public transportation: Razorback Transit is a free bus service across campus and surrounding areas, with real-time tracking through the Passio GO! app. Find the best route for your schedule. 
• Biking: Cyclists riding on sidewalks must follow pedestrian rules, while cyclists on roads follow motor vehicle laws. Review trail etiquette and map your route.  
  • Check out the Bicycle Library for long-term, low-cost bicycle rentals for U of A affiliates. 
• E-scooters: Allowed anywhere bikes are permitted. Campus is a slow zone with a speed limit under 6 mph. 
• Parking: Purchase a parking permit, review parking maps, and manage citations online. Some parking areas must be vacated before home games and special events. Hourly parking options are available in several areas of campus. 
  • Report issues or give parking feedback with the Transit & Parking Feedback form. 
• Paratransit: Transportation assistance for individuals with accessibility needs who are unable to use Razorback Transit. Call 479-575-6993 for more information or to apply for service. 

Campus Safety Resources

• University of Arkansas Police Department (UAPD): UAPD is a full-service campus police department providing patrol, investigations, crime prevention programs and outreach. Dial 911 for emergencies or call 479-575-2222 for non-emergencies.
• SafeZone App: Download the free SafeZone app to connect directly with UAPD when you need assistance. The app allows users to quickly request help, share their location with responders, report safety concerns and access campus safety resources. 
• Safe Ride: Call 479-575-SAFE (7233) for a safe ride after normal bus hours. New this year: Safe Ride Sunday.  
• Sexual and Relationship Violence Center: Provides free, confidential advocacy and services related to sexual and relationship violence. Non-emergency concerns can be reported online. 
• RazALERT: (pronounced raise-alert) provides emergency notifications related to campus safety threats, severe weather and other urgent situations. RazALERT emergency messages are automatically sent to university email addresses and campus phones. Students, faculty and staff should verify that their mobile phone numbers and contact information are current to receive text message notifications. Current alerts and notifications are available at alerts.uark.edu.
• Emergency Preparedness: Be prepared before an emergency occurs. Visit safety.uark.edu to learn what to do during severe weather, active threats and other campus emergencies. Review emergency procedures, know your protective actions and stay informed about campus safety resources.