Karla Carney-Hall, Hendrix vice-president for student affairs, and Matt Schichtl of Nabholz Construction led a tour through the school's new $24 million Student Life ...

... under construction and should be ready for use by fall 1999. Each housed 16-18 students. John Churchill, Hendrix vice president for academic affairs, said the gift from the Smith Trust was a welcomed contribution to the project.

... Smith Charitable Trust and is the largest single amount the trust has given Hendrix to date. John Churchill, Hendrix vice president for academic affairs, said the gift is a welcome contribution to the project. "It's a very substantial portion ...

... March 1999. In petitioning the city to vacate the entire portion of Spruce between Front and Markham streets, Hendrix Vice President Timothy J. Hill states the school wants to close Spruce Street "to make more efficient use of the property owned ...

... consider what improvements could be done on other streets to offset the closure of Spruce Street. Loyd Ryan, Hendrix vice president for business affairs, said the petition for closure "boils down to the issue of safety" for the college. He ...

Former U.S. Sen. Dale Bumpers said the key to lowering the number of gun-related crimes in the U.S. may be the study of other cultures.

... college's history. "We dealt with them in presenting our proposal to them," said Dr. J. Timothy Cloyd, Hendrix vice president for development and college relations. He said Hendrix President Dr. Ann Die and board of trustees member Charles ...

... each state in a seven-state region. "We are very excited and we're proud of him," Mrs. Goodwin said. Hendrix Vice President for Academic Affairs and Dean of the College John Churchill served on the state selection committee for this year ...

... s definitely going to be mathematics," he said. Goodwin is a son of Buddy and Joanie Goodwin of Conway. Hendrix Vice President for Academic Affairs and Dean of the College John Churchill served on the state selection committee for this year ...

... in a series of wells. The new system offers many advantages over conventional technologies, said Rob Young, Hendrix vice president of business and finance. "The new units will have individual thermostats in each student room so that comfort ...