She then earned a master's of science degree in clinical psychology at Virginia State. In September 2000, she finished her doctorate in adult educating. Students complain about non-students using transit facilities Cassie Huffman Staff Writer Catching the bus is a ritual in the lives of most UA students. Waiting for a bus to round the transit terminal is a classic ending to the school day. However, what most students don't realize is that the Razorback Transit serves more than just the needs of students.
Some people use the transit system to go to work or to go shopping.
The Red Route can drop riders off at Washington Regional Medical Center, Hobby Lobby or Wal-Mart. Students are often skeptical about non-students who hang out at the bus terminal and ride the buses. Some students have voiced complaints about having to pay a fee while non-students ride for free. The bridge connecting UA students and Northwest Arkansas businesses grew stronger last Tuesday. The luncheon began with a welcome from UA Chancellor John A. White, who reminded businesses of the importance of the UA in their future.