Article Archive for January 2013
The National Riffle Association’s “Stand and Fight” ad has drawn plenty of media attention. The ad criticizes President Barack Obama for being “skeptical” about armed guards in schools. Although the NRA is entitled to its …
“Except as otherwise specifically provided … all public records shall be open to inspection and copying by any citizen of the State of Arkansas.”
If you read our paper, or any other for that matter, you …
This university has a terrible track record with doors. Until recently, no fewer than three doors to the library sported “do not use” signs – signs that had been hanging for the entire Fall semester …
A University of Arkansas at Little Rock nursing school graduate was recently killed in a vehicular accident in which it took more than half an hour for emergency personnel to reach her submerged vehicle, according …
Michael Hunter Schwartz has been named the new dean for the UALR William H. Bowen School of Law, officials announced Jan. 15 in a press release.
Schwartz, who currently resides in Lawrence, Kan., will replace law …
Nearly 15 months since planning began for the $50 million Little Rock Technology Park — and after a few dead ends — the authority board has narrowed the search down to three final sites for …
The University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff has recently narrowed its search for a new chancellor to just four final candidates, one of whom was one of the three final candidates for the UALR provost …
The head of communications at a leading world-wide company producing wind turbines spoke about the future of renewable energy in Arkansas and across the country Jan. 23, at the Clinton School for Public Service’s Sturgis …
The Office of Campus Life’s Diversity Programs will kick off Black History Month on Monday, Feb. 4, with a keynote address by actress Taraji P. Henson.
Sleep is one of the body’s most natural and necessary processes, yet 28.5 percent of Arkansans have trouble getting enough sleep, according to the Center for Disease Control.
