Articles by Jamila Brown
Each spring at UALR, art students win more than just hanging space in the school’s gallery.
A number of organizations from around the area contributed to honor and benefit a couple talented Trojans. Far from the …
The campus was covered in a celebration of Greek unity, pride, and even whipped cream, last week. As part of the University’s annual Greek Week the 13 Greek organizations on campus joined forces to have …
When Funtle.com launched in February a promising set of expectations accompanied it. Plagued by the exponential success of popular social networking sites like Facebook and Twitter, those who knew about the site imagined unbridled popularity. …
The last thing one would expect to be on the minds of New Yorkers is the fiscal situation of rural Arkansas; however, UALR student and photographer Alex Leme put this issue in their backyard.
For the …
There’s nothing like a little rain to ruin a party; but, despite the torrential downpour and grey skies Thursday, April 21, the atrium of the Little Rock Chamber of Commerce was filled with sunny dispositions …
While plenty of Greeks call UALR home, only one of the organizations actually have a house at UALR. However, with the purchase of two lots, strong alumni support, and a big project ahead of them, …
On Sunday, April 17, the music department presented a retrospective of acclaimed resident composer and songwriter’s work. Highlighting points of his work in seven beautifully selected pieces, the free showing was the first concert completely …
It may be difficult for many students to comprehend the horror of the Rwandan genocide that occurred 17 years ago; it lasted approximately 90 days and resulted in the murder of an estimated 800,000 Rwandans, …
Wonder what all those art students have been up to this year? With the opening of the UALR Student Art Competitive Exhibit, art lovers and inquiring minds alike will have a chance to see some …
This summer the university will be hosting some of the brightest and most promising middle schoolers in the state. Thanks to an $80,000 grant UALR will be holding its 3rd consecutive ExxonMobil Benard Harris Summer …
