Dr. Sarah Beth Estes has been named the permanent dean of the College of Arts, Letters, and Sciences at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock, effective July 1. Continue reading “Estes named dean of UA Little Rock College of Arts, Letters, and Sciences”
In 1919, one of the deadliest racial conflicts in the country occurred in Elaine, Arkansas. Historians still do not know how many people died during the Elaine Massacre, a conflict with an estimated death toll ranging from 20 to more than 800. Continue reading “UA Little Rock class investigates Elaine Massacre”
The Physics and Astronomy Building at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock is getting a facelift. Continue reading “Renovations begin on UA Little Rock Physics and Astronomy Building”
Growing up in the 1970s, Chad Fitz has fond childhood memories of visiting the planetarium at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock. It’s one of the things that got him interested in science as a child. Continue reading “Alumnus gives back by joining Dean’s Science Council”
With hundreds of people gathered around, Michael Warrick, while wearing pure white gloves that matched the chilly Dec. 15, 2017, weather, pulled on a golden rope to reveal a beautiful 7-foot sculpture previously hidden by a white satin sheet. Continue reading “Sister Cities Sculpture finds permanent home in South Korea”
The University of Arkansas at Little Rock is partnering with the Arkansas Symphony Orchestra to bring incredible musical enrichment opportunities to the UA Little Rock community. Continue reading “Free tickets available for ‘Music City Hit-Makers’ concert”
In 1988, Prakash Jalihal was surprised to run into a fellow Arkansan, Jerry Damerow, while working overseas in Jakarta, Indonesia. Twenty years later and the two Little Rock citizens remain good friends who are actively involved in promoting science and math education in Arkansas. Continue reading “Prakash Jalihal joins Dean’s Science Council at UA Little Rock”