Thanks to the financial assistance she received to attend the University of Arkansas at Little Rock, a graduating student decided to dedicate her time to help high school students get into college. Continue reading “UALR grad pays it forward after receiving overwhelming support”
The first Tapas and Travel, a social event supporting University of Arkansas at Little Rock Study Abroad programs, will feature two award-winning fiddlers in the heart of the historic Quapaw Quarter. Continue reading “First Tapas and Travel event to support UALR study abroad programs”
A University of Arkansas at Little Rock student has received a National Gilman Scholarship to help fulfill his dream of studying abroad.
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The University of Arkansas at Little Rock is offering a new interdisciplinary certificate in professional Spanish this fall that will help students develop a strong working foundation in the Spanish language and Hispanic cultures.
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A new interdisciplinary course at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock will explore how theatre and performance can be used to address social problems by studying the work of Latino artist-activists from the United States.
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A new internship program for Spanish majors at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock is providing a unique community service opportunity for nonprofit organizations that serve the Arkansas Hispanic community.
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Tynesha Ivory had a plan.
A Donaghey Scholar who taught women in Nicaragua how to support themselves by making metal jewelry and selling their creations online is the recipient of the 2016 Edward L. Whitbeck Memorial Award.
This was going to be a special night for Everett Elam.
Continue reading “Playing first (and second) fiddle: UALR home to state’s best old-time fiddlers”
When University of Arkansas at Little Rock junior Forrest Goss received a substantial tax return in 2014, he decided to take a trip somewhere he’d never been. He chose Costa Rica — a place where he could practice and build confidence in his second language.