UA Little Rock Launches New Virtual Campus Tour

Students on UA Little Rock's Trojan Way.
From the reimagined Trojan Way (pictured) to upgraded academic spaces across campus, the University of Arkansas at Little Rock has made significant investments in the places where students learn, connect and spend their time. Prospective students and their families can now explore those spaces from anywhere through a new virtual campus tour that includes more than 100 stops across campus, featuring 360-degree photography, photos, video links, and content available in multiple languages. Photo by Benjamin Krain

The University of Arkansas at Little Rock has launched a new interactive virtual tour that gives prospective students and their families a chance to explore campus from anywhere.

Created through Circuit Tours, the new experience includes more than 100 stops across UA Little Rock’s campus, featuring 360-degree photography, photos, video links, and content available in multiple languages.

Visitors can explore the full campus or customize their experience based on what they want to see, including housing, academics and other areas of campus life.

“We know not every student who is considering UA Little Rock can immediately make a trip to campus,” said Dr. Cody Decker, vice chancellor for student affairs and chief data officer. “This gives students and families another way to experience what is happening here, picture themselves as part of our campus and begin to see the opportunities available to them. There is tremendous momentum at UA Little Rock, and we want students to be able to experience that no matter where they are.”

The virtual tour was led by UA Little Rock’s Division of Student Affairs, with support from departments across campus, to showcase academic programs, student life, housing, and the university’s newest and recently renovated spaces. It’s part of a VIBE effort focused on helping students visit, immerse, belong, and enroll at UA Little Rock. 

For prospective students who may be early in their college search, the tour provides an easy way to begin exploring UA Little Rock before scheduling a campus visit.

“Students don’t all begin their college search in the same place,” said Jonathan Coleman, assistant vice chancellor for enrollment management. “Some are ready to visit campus, while others may just be starting to explore their options. This tour lets them discover UA Little Rock on their own time and focus on the parts of the college experience that matter most to them.”

The launch comes during UA Little Rock’s centennial year, as the university celebrates its history while looking ahead to its next century. It also gives alumni and friends a chance to see just how much campus has changed. From the reimagined Trojan Way to upgraded academic spaces across campus, UA Little Rock has made significant investments in the places where students learn, connect and spend their time. For alumni who haven’t been back to campus recently, the virtual tour offers a chance to see that transformation for themselves.

The virtual tour is now available through the UA Little Rock website. Prospective students and families are encouraged to explore campus virtually and then schedule an in-person visit to experience UA Little Rock for themselves.

Explore the virtual tour or schedule a campus visit.