Reminder: New UARK Wi-Fi Network Available Starting July 3
The new UARK Wi-Fi network will be available in all campus buildings with wireless access starting at noon Sunday, July 3. This change combines UARK 2G and UARK 5G into one network, and it provides a more modern and reliable connection to the internet. More information about the new Wi-Fi network is available from IT Services News.
Students, faculty and staff returning to campus after this weekend will establish a new connection to UARK Wi-Fi and log in with a UARK username and password. UARK 2G and UARK 5G Wi-Fi networks will no longer be available.
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