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Join the Multicultural Center for our Homecoming Brunch! Come grab some FREE food, challenge your friends to a few board games, and enjoy some good vibes in between all the Homecoming festivities. 🍗🧇🎲 📅 Wednesday, October 28 ⏰ 11 AM–1 PM 📍 MC Classroom Bring your friends, bring your appetite, and come spend part of Homecoming week with the MC! ❤️🐗 Homecoming Brunch flyer from the Multicultural Center. The event is Wednesday, October 28, from 11 AM to 1 PM in the MC Classroom. The black-and-orange design features playing cards, pancakes, chicken and waffles, French toast, and game-inspired graphics. The flyer reads, “Free food, plenty of board games, and good vibes!”
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Join us for Indigenous Peoples’ Day! On Monday, October 12, Native American Student Services and the City of Fayetteville will commemorate the day with a Mayoral Proclamation declaring October 12th as Indigenous Peoples’ Day in the City of Fayetteville. The Multicultural Center will be providing lunch for attendees, and the Native American Students Association will gather after for conversation and activities. Stop by for a free lunch, meet representatives from multiple Tribal Nations as well as Mayor Molly Rawn and campus leadership. See you there! 🗓️ Monday, October 12 🕚 11:00 AM – 1:00 PM 📍 Union International Connections Lounge Hosted by: Native American Student Services, the Multicultural Center, the City of Fayetteville, and Native American Students Association
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Native Student Highlight: Clarity Qualls Meet Clarity Qualls, a proud member of the Choctaw Nation and a business student in the Sam M. Walton College of Business at the University of Arkansas. Clarity serves as President of the Native American Student Association (NASA), where she helps create community, connection, and opportunities for Native students across campus. We’re proud to highlight Clarity and the leadership she brings to our Native community at the University of Arkansas!
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NWA Gives launches tomorrow. Link to give in bio!
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As we enter 2026, we wanted to reflect on the gatherings and events that made 2025 so special. The Tyson Center’s mission is to make the workplace of tomorrow more faith-friendly by providing current and future business leaders with relevant learning experiences, knowledge, and opportunities for leadership and connection, and we can’t wait to see what this new year brings. #universityofarkansas #waltoncollege #UAWaltonTysonCenter
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Join us for the grand opening of Expressed Sovereignty — a portrait gallery honoring the identity, resilience, and self-expression of Native and Indigenous students, staff and faculty. We’re honored to welcome two special performers: 🔹 Alicia Florez-Langlois — an activist and storyteller whose work uplifts Indigenous histories, resistance, and triumphs. A proud member of the American Indian Movement, Alicia uses storytelling as a force for education, and empowerment. 🔹 Gabriela Nagel — an actor, flutist, model, and proud member of the Eastern Cherokee Tribe. Through her artistry, she celebrates Indigenous fashion, film, and the living tradition of Indigenous flute music. Come experience an evening of art, culture, and powerful storytelling that celebrates the enduring spirit of Indigenous communities.
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Join us for the Indigenous Peoples’ Day Celebration! We’re honoring the Mayoral Proclamation declaring October 13 as Indigenous Peoples’ Day on campus. Come enjoy the food, experience the annual address from Mayor Molly Rawn, and celebrate the community and tradition. 🗓️Friday, October 10 🕚 11:00 AM – 1:30 PM 📍 Union International Connections Lounge Let’s come together to celebrate, learn, and honor Indigenous voices and heritage. Hosted by: Native American Student Services, Multicultural Center, & City of Fayetteville
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Join us tomorrow as we host the Native American Storyteller Series: Stories by the Fire featuring Robert Lewis, a Cherokee National Treasure, storyteller, artist, and cultural educator who shares traditional knowledge with audiences worldwide. All are welcome🤗 📅 September 17th 🕕 6–8 PM 📍 MC Classroom 🍴 Free Food Provided! Come experience the power of storytelling!
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This week at the MC 🙌🏽 add CelebrAsia and NASA’s stickball tournament to your agenda 🗓️
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#repost from @uparkansas Stories with Gayle Ross and @uarknasa! 📚Gayle shared several tales while people were able to enjoy S’mores and Hot chocolate with chocolate from Bedré, a tribally-owned chocolate company in Chicksaw Nation. 🍫
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Last week we held A Night of Indigenous Stories with Gayle Ross and @uarknasa ! 📚Gayle shared several tales while people were able to enjoy S’mores and Hot chocolate with chocolate from Bedré, a tribally-owned chocolate company in Chicksaw Nation.🍫
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🚨On the 13th we have Indigenous Storytelling! Join us in Giffels Auditorium to meet Gayle Ross, an enrolled member of the Cherokee Nation and a direct descendant of John Ross, Principal Chief of the Cherokee during the infamous “Trail of Tears”. Come join us for free S’mores and hear her stories!
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