As they prepare for the Sun Belt Conference tournament this week, the Little Rock Trojans men’s and women’s basketball teams already earned multiple conference accolades.
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These days, Jesse Mason stays busy as the director of the Cooperative Education Internship & Placement office at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock and as a commissioner on the Little Rock Municipal Airport Commission.
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The UALR STEM Center has been awarded a $6,150 grant from the Arkansas STEM Coalition to provide new science equipment for two elementary schools in central Arkansas.
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The University of Arkansas at Little Rock has selected four finalists to fill its vice provost for student affairs position.
The University of Arkansas at Little Rock has been selected by the American Association of State Colleges and Universities (AASCU) to participate in the three-year “Re-Imagining the First Year of College” (RFY) project, a sweeping initiative aimed at transforming the first year of college to enhance students’ success in their undergraduate years and in the 21st century workplace.
Seven continents, 7 billion people — one global community united in challenging violent extremism.
That’s the concept behind the #7Strong brand that University of Arkansas at Little Rock business students created in an advertising development course taught by marketing and advertising Professor Gary Geissler.
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Christian O’Neal still fondly recalls the excitement when his top university choice sent a scholarship offer to his home in Hot Springs.
O’Neal has been a Trojan ever since.
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Seven people have been added to a key governing board for the University of Arkansas at Little Rock.
Karl Lenser knows.
That momentum and those good intentions to get active, to eat healthier meals, and to change habits are starting to fade.
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Calling all hackers: The University of Arkansas at Little Rock William H. Bowen School of Law soon will host the state’s first legal-themed hack-a-thon.
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