Arkansas State University

Arkansas State University is a public institution in Jonesboro, Arkansas, that offers degree programs in sciences, humanities, engineering, and health professions. The main campus includes residence halls, libraries, laboratories, and athletic facilities connected by green spaces and walking paths.

The institution began in 1909 as an agricultural training school to educate local farmers and gained junior college status in 1925. It expanded to a four-year college in 1933 and received university status in 1967, allowing the creation of new faculties.

The university maintains partnerships with international institutions and welcomes students from 58 nations, creating a multilingual educational environment in northeast Arkansas.

The campus is walkable, with shuttle buses running between buildings at greater distances. Most public areas like the visitor center and athletic facilities are open to guests outside examination periods.

The institution operates its own radio station and television studio where students produce and broadcast programs. It also runs a museum of regional history and natural science displaying exhibits on Delta settlement and Arkansas wildlife.

Location: Arkansas

Inception: 1909

Part of: Arkansas State University System

Address: 2105 E. Aggie Road, Jonesboro, AR, 72401

Website: https://astate.edu

GPS coordinates: 35.84108,-90.67959

Latest update: December 13, 2025 16:08