Development

One of the goals of the “It’s Time for UALR” campaign was to assist Arkansas in attracting high-achieving students by increasing scholarship opportunities. Leigh Wing is one of those deserving … Campaign Dollars Grow Scholars

Thanks to the generosity of faculty, staff, donors, and friends, UALR surpassed its goal and raised more than $103 million for its first comprehensive campaign.

The results of UALR’s comprehensive fundraiser campaign will soon be announced, with gifts from faculty and staff helping in its success.

The UALR Gallery program has received a $30,000 grant from the National Endowment of the Humanities for a project to photograph and produce a film about the mural by Joe … ‘Struggle of the South’ Mural Attracts Grant

Grayson Shelton, a mild-mannered computer whiz for the Office of Development, is Little Rock’s latest rock star.

UALR’s Department of Audiology and Speech Pathology will celebrate Better Hearing and Speech Month as well as the springtime tradition of the Kentucky Derby at the third annual Jazz and … Mason to be Honored at Jazz & Juleps May 22

How sweet it is! UALR alumna Kelli Marks, owner and baker of Sweet Love – a new dessert bakery at 8210 Cantrell Road – will be baking cookies for the … Alumna Baker Offers Sweet Treats

Dr. Marcus Felson, co-creator of the criminological theory of routine activities, will inaugurate the UALR Department of Criminal Justice Sheriff Orval Walker Lecture Series from 3 to 5 p.m. Monday, … Criminology Theorist Felson to Lecture Feb. 6

Thursday, March 1, is the deadline for students to apply for the various privately endowed scholarships, including four separate scholarships offered by the UALR Alumni Association, and college-specific scholarships for … Apply for Private Scholarships by March 1

Jack Kinnaman, a 2004 inductee into the UALR Athletics Hall of Fame and one of UALR’s most substantial supporters over the past quarter century, will be the honoree at the … SpectacUALR to Honor Jack Kinnaman