The University of Arkansas at Little Rock has announced the winners of the 2024 Annual Student Competitive. Continue reading “UA Little Rock Announces Winners of 2024 Annual Student Competitive”
The University of Arkansas at Little Rock Gallery will host an exhibition featuring the ceramics of alumna Ginny Sims from June 17 to July 14. Continue reading “UA Little Rock to Host Exhibition Featuring Ceramics from Ginny Sims”
The University of Arkansas at Little Rock has received two grants totaling around $20,000 to fund the inaugural UA Little Rock Ethics and Philosophy Summer Academy for Arkansas high school students. Continue reading “UA Little Rock Receives Two Grants to Hold New Ethics and Philosophy Summer Academy”
A UA Little Rock student will have the chance to showcase his musical talent on a national stage during the 2024 National Association of Teachers of Singing (NATS) National Conference held June 28 to July 2 in Knoxville, Tennessee. Continue reading “Star Quality: UA Little Rock Student Advances to National NATS Competition”
The University of Arkansas at Little Rock will host its third annual Juneteenth celebration on Wednesday, June 19, with an all-day commemoration featuring Dr. Chris Jones as the keynote speaker. Continue reading “UA Little Rock to Host Third Annual Juneteenth Celebration”
The University of Arkansas at Little Rock has named Sunny Jenkins, a senior from Sherwood, as the recipient of the 2024-25 Stonewall Scholarship. Continue reading “Jenkins Receives 2024-25 Stonewall Scholarship”
Several members of the UA Little Rock Communications and Marketing team took home first-place honors in the Arkansas Press Women’s Professional Communication Contest. Continue reading “Marketing and Communications Employees Receive Top Honors from Arkansas Press Women”
UA Little Rock honored 25 graduating students from the Department of Construction Management and Civil and Construction Engineering during the university’s second topping out ceremony. Continue reading “25 Construction Management and Engineer Students Celebrate Graduation at Topping Out Ceremony”
When Frank Thurmond found out there was a 19th century outlaw with his name, he decided to do what any self-respecting writer would do – write a book about it. Continue reading “19th Century Namesake Inspires Author’s First Novel”
In a thorough and rigorous investigation of the rich tapestry of Arkansas’s past, a public history class and their esteemed professor have been honored with awards for their exceptional efforts in preserving and promoting state history.
