June 15, 1918

The University of Arkansas (UA) grounds in Fayetteville (Washington County) became a World War I training camp, starting with 153 men and growing to 300. Citizens who stayed behind became involved in the war effort by working with benevolent organizations and pooling their resources as part of the United War Work Fund.

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