In February 1914, D.W. Griffith’s “Birth of a Nation” became the first feature film ever to be privately screened for a U.S. President. In January 2012, George Lucas’s “Red Tails” became the first feature film …

The UALR College of Business experienced a change in leadership when Dean  Anthony Chelte was relieved of his position earlier this month.

UALR began providing free rides from nearby private apartment complexes and parking lots on the perimeter of campus into the heart of campus Tuesday using the new UALR Trojan Trolley service.

In 1927, Arkansas experienced its most devastating natural disaster to date. One day in April, over seven inches of rain fell in less than two hours. This flash flood was so bad, it caused the …

This semester began with a bang as the national media reported on a cheating ring scandal at Corona del Mar High School in Newport Beach, Calif. About a dozen sophomores were accused of cheating on …

The unsolved murder of Patricia Garcia Guardado has given rise to campus security concerns throughout the community.  Students, faculty, staff and administration alike are discussing ways to make UALR a safer place to work, live …

In light of recent events involving students, the UALR police chief wants to ensure that all students, faculty and staff keep security and safety in mind while they are on campus. Chief Brad King begins …

Professor Roy Sandbach, a global household care research fellow at Proctor & Gamble Co., who invented the Tide-to-Go stain remover stick, visited UALR last week at the invitation of College of Business Dean Anthony F. …

As the story goes, Arkansas State Sen. Bruce Holland (R-Greenwood) was allegedly speeding in excess of 100 mph and was chased by Ray Byrd, a Perry County Sheriff’s Office criminal investigator, for 20 miles before …

The third annual observance of National Pro Bono Week will be held Oct. 23 – 29 with events sponsored by the UALR Bowen Law School. Held in conjunction with the Central Arkansas Legal Services and …