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UALR Friends of the Arts (FOA) will host the fundraising event “6×6 ‘at 5:30 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 25, 2012 in the Applied Design Studio in University Plaza, Suite 300.

Equinox, the UALR student-run journal of contemporary literature and art, will host its annual magazine launch party from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. Friday, Oct. 12, on the third floor … Student Journal Celebrates Publication Oct. 12

Aj Smith, professor of art, celebrates the faces of individuals in small  towns and relatively isolated communities of the Delta in a new exhibit opening Thursday, Oct. 4, and running … Gallery II Presents ‘Faces of the Delta’

Angela Davis, an iconic figure in the social activist movement of the 1960s and 1970s, will speak Oct. 25 at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock.

Former Gov. Jim Guy Tucker has become the sixth Arkansas governor to offer his political papers to the UALR Center for Arkansas History and Culture, creating the largest collection at the center.

Ray Moore, professor emeritus at UALR’s Department of Music, has published a collection of anecdotes collected from his 11 years of writing and for broadcast “Notes on Music” on KLRE, … Moore Publishes ‘Notes on Music’

A new exhibit documenting influence of the late Gov. Winthrop Rockefeller and his wife, Jeanette, made in the creation of the Arkansas Arts Center features text panels created by UALR … Scholar’s Collaboration Honors Rockefellers

A newly published book co-edited by UALR English professor Zabelle Stodola has revived an important work on a bitterly contested war against the Dakota tribe in Minnesota.

A UALR history professor’s book on the plight of Irish children after the country gained its independence from England in the 1920s is being released in paperback.

Before the age of 16, Penn Ross Jackson saw his father leave the family, lived with his mother out of a car on the streets of New Orleans, and was … Katrina Survivor Fulfills a Promise to Thrive