Station Manager: Elena Thompson
UATV began in 1995 as the television station by and for the students. It serves to both teach students to become exceptional journalists and to produce news and entertainment content that can’t be found anywhere else. Kimpel Hall is the home of the UATV studio, control room.
Students are capable of producing programming equal in quality to local affiliates, thanks to a state-of-the-art video switcher, graphics generator, and other professional equipment.
UATV, University of Arkansas Television, went on the air during the fall semester of 1996 exclusively in Fayetteville. Later, the student-ran TV station was added to Springdale, and a few years ago, the UATV signal was expanded to into much of Northwest Arkansas, but the station shared programming time on Channel 14 with Fayetteville, Springdale and Rogers Schools.
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If you’re interested in joining the team, we look for volunteers to join every semester. No experience is required, and all majors are welcome.
For more information on volunteering with UATV, check out this page.