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Student organizations and groups will host the university’s annual Halloween Trick or Treat event Friday, Oct. 31, on the South Lawn from 5-6:30 p.m.

The introduction of the 19 candidates, followed by the coronation ceremony, will take place during football pre-game festivities on Oct. 18 when the Reddies host Harding University at 1 p.m. at Carpenter-Haygood Stadium.

The authorization will allow Henderson to conduct evaluations "in-house," significantly speeding up the pilot training process.

"My own incredible experiences at Henderson inspire me to give back through service on the Alumni Advisory Board. I look forward to sharing ideas and energy to help make Henderson a welcoming home for all Reddies."

All performances, which feature students and faculty, are free and open to the public.

Eduardo Maya and Kullen Bookout received the Reconnaissance Commando Badge for their superior skills at advanced camp.

The new complex will enhance the campus, community, and region by providing a versatile space for intramural sports, student activities, community events, and a practice field for the Showband of Arkansas.

Henderson offers associate and bachelor’s degrees in aviation as well as a Master of Business Administration degree with an aviation management focus.

Ratcliff is currently vice-president for intercollegiate athletics at Rogers State University in Claremore, Oklahoma., and had previously served as director of athletics at the University of Arkansas-Monticello.

Enrollment for first-time freshmen increased by 46 percent -- 572 in Fall 2025 compared to 391 in Fall 2024. This represents the largest freshman class since 2019.

The awards were presented during a reception September 2. New faculty members were also introduced to the campus.

These full-tuition scholarships are awarded to a select number of students based on academic excellence and an application and interview process.

McCraney, a Henderson alumnus, just started his 30th year of teaching. He was recently honored as the 2025 Arkansas Bandmaster of the Year.

"When it came time to select a college, I was lucky enough to have multiple offers and opportunities to attend institutions all over the country. My heart kept bringing me back to Henderson."

Based in Hot Springs, The Muses Project is a nonprofit performing arts organization committed to promoting the classical arts — music, theater, dance, and visual art — through performance and education.