UALR’s River Market Press publishes book based on WWI soldier’s memoirs
UALR’s River Market Press has published its first book, a memoir centered on the actions of a British Expeditionary Force member during World War I.
Love, academic style
She spoke French to him. Now they are married and co-authoring a paper together. Maybe it’s the nerd in us, but we think Ben and Annie’s story is just right for this day.
Submissions being accepted for Quills & Pixels
Quills & Pixels, the peer-reviewed, student publication of the UALR Writers’ Network, is accepting submissions for the 2014 edition.
Mom, daughter to walk at Commencement
When many students are hoping to wave hello to mom at UALR’s Spring Commencement Saturday morning, Bethany Hodges won’t have to look too far for hers.
1,500 expected to graduate Saturday, May 18
More than 1,500 students are expected to participate in UALR’s Spring Commencement ceremonies Saturday, May 18, at the Jack Stephens Center. Among them are graduates like Azure Yarbrough, Bethany Hodges, … 1,500 expected to graduate Saturday, May 18
Grad Student Lands $13K Grant for Health Initiative
Karin Bara, a professional and technical writing graduate student, secured a $13,260 grant for the the Pulaski County Single Parent Scholarship Fund from Arkansas Blue Cross and Blue Shield’s Blue … Grad Student Lands $13K Grant for Health Initiative
‘Must See’ Documentary Set for Oct. 11
“Booker’s Place: A Mississippi Story,” a critically acclaimed documentary, will be screened at 7 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 11, at UALR’s Stella Boyle Smith Concert Hall. Film critic Roger Ebert called the … ‘Must See’ Documentary Set for Oct. 11
Literary Fest Features UALR Writers
UALR Professor George H. Jensen Jr., chair of the Department of Rhetoric and Writing, and Frank Thurmond, UALR adjunct professor in English, will analyze their experiences of being abandoned by … Literary Fest Features UALR Writers
Student Lands Funds for Church History
Adora Curry-Nicholson, a UALR graduate student in the Professional and Technical Writing program, has received a $2,000 Heritage Grant from the Arkansas Humanities Council and the Department of Arkansas Heritage.
Author, Alum Reads Book on State Activist Feb 2
Author and UALR graduate Stephanie Bayless will read excerpts from her book, “Obliged to Help: Adolphine Fletcher Terry and the Progressive South,” at 2 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 2, in room … Author, Alum Reads Book on State Activist Feb 2