The Photog Cometh

Interested in photography, art, or just generally breathtaking stuff? Be sure to check out this free interactive photography presentation tomorrow evening on campus featuring sights from Arkansas to Alaska and everything in-between.

It’s FREE. It’s FUN. Be there.
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