Latest ‘The Night Sky’ installment: Why Pluto is no longer a planet

It wasn’t that long ago when Pluto lost its “planethood.” Why exactly did that happen? Check out the latest installment of “The Night Sky,” a UALR Television production featuring Darrell Heath of the University of Arkansas at Little Rock’s College of Arts, Letters & Sciences. For more UALR Television-produced content, click here.      

Fribourgh Award to be presented to Banko

Peter Banko, president and chief executive officer of St. Vincent Health System, will be honored Thursday, March 20, as the 2014 recipient of UALR’s Fribourgh Award. Banko will be the guest of honor at a reception from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Arkansas Governor’s Mansion.

EarthTalk kicks off with quake lecture

The science lecture series, UALR EarthTalk, debuted this semester and will feature lively discussions about meteorites; hydraulic fracturing and earthquakes; and the San Andreas fault. 

College of Science to honor top students

The UALR College of Science, the second largest college within the university, will hold its annual awards ceremony and reception at 4 p.m., Friday, April 26.

Science leadership winners desire to serve

Danielle Kemmer and Saad Azam, the most recent recipients of the UALR College of Science Leadership Endowed Scholarship, both said that their desire to serve is the reason they chose to major in science.

Fribourgh Award Honors Charles Hathaway

The Fribourgh Award will honor Chancellor Emeritus Charles E. Hathaway for his efforts to advance research, graduate education, and community engagement…

Gealt Elected to EAST Executive Board

Dr. Michael Gealt, dean of UALR’s College of Science, has been elected to the executive committee of EAST Initiative’s Board of Directors.