Featured Stories
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UA Little Rock has invested more than $5 million to improve the university’s core network environment which consists of technology that originally was implemented in 2008.
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Improvements have been made to the IT Services Student Computer Lab located in the Ottenheimer Library. -
Starting in Summer 2017, Residence Hall wired connections require a new method to gain access to the Internet.
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Google has developed a new way to view your mailbox called Inbox by Gmail. On Friday, June 23, 2017, this new, alternative service will be available for all email users at UA Little Rock. You may choose to use Inbox, continue to use the traditional Gmail interface, or switch between both as desired. -
For many students and faculty, the IT Services computer lab, located on the first floor of the Ottenheimer Library, is a critical tool they use almost daily to assist them with class work, researching projects, and printing assignments. -
Microsoft Office 365 ProPlus now available to students, faculty, and staff free of charge. -
Stop. Think. Connect. Protect yourself and help keep the web a safer place for everyone. -
Some UALR Web-based applications, like Banner, WebNow, and ImageNow will no longer work in Google Chrome. These applications will still work in Firefox and…
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This is a security vulnerability bulletin providing details about the Shellshock bug, our response, and what you may need to do about it. -
No central university services or applications have been identified as vulnerable. What else do you need to know about Heartbleed?
