Groundbreaking sculpture finds new home at UA Little Rock
In 2000, Jack Kinnaman, founder of Kinko Constructors Inc., became enamored with a sculpture Kevin Kresse, a family friend, created for his daughter. The sculpture was so beautiful that Kinnaman asked Kresse to create a life-size sculpture for his home.
UA Little Rock students compete in university’s first human powered vehicle challenge
A team of systems engineering students at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock has gone where no UA Little Rock students have gone before by participating in the Human Powered Vehicle Challenge.
Social bots disrupt online communication about natural disasters
Researchers at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock are studying how social bots influence the delivery of news via social media during major disasters.
Emerging Analytics Center helps create virtual reality exhibit on the Doomsday Clock
Ever since its debut in 1947 to convey the urgent need to avoid nuclear war, the Doomsday Clock has remained a powerful reminder of the destructive forces mankind faces.
College of Engineering and Information Technology announces award winners
The George W. Donaghey College of Engineering and Information Technology at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock honored nearly 100 awards winners during the college’s annual awards ceremony on April 27.
UA Little Rock students win Alabama hackathon with cryptocurrency prototype app
Two University of Arkansas at Little Rock students are looking to make a name for themselves in the world of hackathons.
UA Little Rock hosts summer camps
Looking for an engaging summer program to keep a motivated student academically challenged, or interested in having the student explore a new interest?
Volunteers are helping bring virtual cadaver training program to life
Marisa Perry did not expect to spend part of her day dissecting a virtual cadaver, but the opportunity to help test a virtual reality medical training program intrigued her.
Research explores how online narratives on refugees shift over time
A group of researchers from the University of Arkansas at Little Rock are studying how the mass migration of refugees from Middle Eastern and North African countries into Europe has created a shift in the migrant narrative in online communication.
UA Little Rock students take third place in heavy civil engineering competition
The University of Arkansas at Little Rock construction engineering team took third place at the TEXO/Associated Schools of Construction Region 5 competition on Feb. 19 in Dallas. The team, led by Larry Blackmon, faculty coach, represented the UA Little Rock Department of Construction Management and Civil and Construction Engineering. UA Little Rock students Casey Baker … UA Little Rock students take third place in heavy civil engineering competition
