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A University of Arkansas at Little Rock professor recently was honored at the El Dorado Film Festival. Frank H. Thurmond, visiting professor of English, won “best screenplay” for his work … Professor takes home ‘best screenplay’ award

Jean-Robert Cadet, world-renowned abolitionist and former child slave, will visit the University of Arkansas at Little Rock to give a talk titled “From Child Slave to Abolitionist” at 6:30 p.m. … Former child slave turned abolitionist to speak

Two retired UALR professors, James “Jim” Parins, 73, and Carolyn Curry, 87, recently passed away after lengthy illnesses.

The University of Arkansas at Little Rock Writers’ Network will celebrate the arrival of the 2012 and 2013 issues of “Quills & Pixels” by hosting a book release party from … Quills & Pixels release party to be held Nov. 18

The UALR English Department and the William G. Cooper Jr. Honors Program in English has announced that poet and novelist, Victoria Redel, will be among the speakers for the final … Final Cooper Lecture series set for Nov. 7

Equinox Magazine, a student-run journal of contemporary literature and art at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock, is celebrating its 2012-2013 issue with an exhibition and magazine launch party.

Spending your summer working may not seem like the greatest option, but four UALR students who interned on campus found the experience both fun and enriching.

UALR English major Nikki Ackerman was recently selected as a finalist for The Emmy Foundation’s Summer Student Internship Program.

Hundreds of area middle and high school students will take to the stage this month for the 15th annual Shakespeare Scene Festival.

Zabelle Stodola, professor of English, emerita, reminisces about her time at UALR. Her legacy includes an emphasis on undergraduate research and the publishing of six books.