Nursing

The University of Arkansas at Little Rock and CHI St. Vincent will honor the first participants of a program that will address the nursing shortage in Arkansas.

Ten University of Arkansas at Little Rock professors have received grants that will make learning more accessible by creating open educational resources for their courses. 

CHI St. Vincent and the University of Arkansas at Little Rock joined forces today to address the nursing shortage in Arkansas.

Dr. Raymond Ortega, assistant professor in the School of Counseling, Human Performance and Rehabilitation, was recognized for his outstanding service to the College of Education and Health Professions at the … College of Education and Health Professions honors top faculty, staff, and students

The first day of school tends to bring a roller coaster of emotions, from excitement and anxiety to anticipation. As UALR students said their final goodbyes to summer, they turned … Students say goodbye to summer, hello to fall semester

Ryan Palludan had just moved into his dormitory at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock.

A recently awarded grant of nearly $100,000 is slated to improve nursing education opportunities at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock.

The University of Arkansas at Little Rock earned recognition in a couple recent national top 50 lists for affordable and competitive university programs.

The Department of Nursing recently selected 17 University of Arkansas at Little Rock students for more than $140,000 in scholarships.

Students in the Department of Nursing and Interpreter Education Program are collaborating to improve patient outcomes.