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Yurik Paroubek graduated from Henderson with his BSBA in Finance in 2006, then earned his MBA. He is executive director of Integrated Account Servicing at Arvest Bank.

Outstanding students and faculty were recognized April 25 at Henderson's School of Business Hall of Fame and Awards ceremony.

Keith Crews is a 1984 Henderson graduate who is currently studying for his MBA at Henderson. He's an owner and general manager of Pioneer Scale Co.

Alumni from five geographic regions, as well as from out-of-state, voted to elect nominees from their respective regions.

Dr. James Shuff will retire after working at Henderson State for 50 years.

A variety of exciting events are planned on campus for Spring Fling 2019, ranging from concerts to community service.

Clients from the Arkadelphia Human Development Center enjoyed a fishing outing and boat rides at Henderson's Simonson Biological Field Station.

Calvin entered a digital image entitled Hello? in the annual Student Competitive Art Exhibition. Kayla Berry was first runner-up, followed by Allison Wright with second runner-up.

A collection of Indian artifacts discovered in Clark and Hot Springs counties now has a new home in the Caddo Center. It can be viewed on Thursdays.

Each year, Henderson's Ellis College of Arts and Sciences recognizes students for their academic and creative achievements at an awards ceremony.

The Reddie Classic' attracted competitors from Arkansas Tech, UCA, and Southern Arkansas. More competitions are planned throughout the 2019-2020 season.

The HSU Theatre Box Office in Arkansas Hall will be open for advance ticket sales from 1-4 p.m. beginning Monday, April 15. All seats are reserved. Admission is $10, or free with an HSU student ID, courtesy of the Student Activities Board.

Marjoun and the Flying Headscarf is Youssef's second film. There is no reserved seating for the free event, but attendees must go online and order tickets. The film begins at 7 p.m. in the Garrison Center Lecture Hall.

Free performance on Sunday will feature Dr. Jennifer Amox on Concerto for Flute and Wind Ensemble. Concert starts at 4 p.m.

A group of history and political science majors opted to spend their spring vacation in Washington D.C. visiting historical and other significant sites.