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”
What do you want to be when you grow up? We’ve all been asked this question before, especially as children. While most people’s answers change over time, some know very early on exactly what they want to do. Such is the case for Rachael McKenzie, a 2024 graduate of the William H. Bowen School of Law. Continue reading “Dreams Materialized: Part-time Bowen Law Student Graduates, Sets Sights on Arkansas Attorney General’s Office”
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.
A University of Arkansas at Little Rock chemistry professor who has worked at the university for three decades is sharing the knowledge he has gained through decades of camping and Boy Scout experience in his first book – a camping guide full of useful tips to make the best of outdoor trips. Continue reading “UA Little Rock Chemistry Professor Publishes Camping Guide”
The University of Arkansas at Little Rock has unveiled a colorful and fun new student-led mural that is meant to bring inspiration to the university’s art students. Continue reading “Art Students Unveil New Mural at UA Little Rock”
Serving as a vibrant gathering space for alumni and the community to reminisce, network, and forge lasting bonds, hundreds of people gathered at the Bailey Alumni and Friends Center May 10 to celebrate the dedication of the new Alumni Patio. Continue reading “UA Little Rock Unveils New Alumni Patio”
Stella “Ola” Mbila-Uma, a native of Abia State in Nigeria, was so fascinated with the research taking place at the Collaboration for Social Media and Online Behavioral Studies (COSMOS) Research Center at UA Little Rock that she knew she had to be a part of it. Continue reading “From Nigeria to Arkansas: Stella Mbila-Uma’s Journey from COSMOS Research Center to a Bright Future in Tech”
Henderson State University has joined the University of Arkansas at Little Rock William H. Bowen School of Law Pathway Program offering qualified students who attend Henderson a direct path to law school at the Bowen School of Law. Continue reading “Henderson State University Joins Bowen Pathway Program”
Donaghey Scholar Caleb Mimms will graduate on May 11 with a B.A. in political science and international studies with a minor in economics. Continue reading “Graduate Student Spotlight: Caleb Mimms”
Donaghey Scholar Emily Wells will graduate on May 11 with a B.A. in mass communication and a minor in theatre. Continue reading “Graduate Student Spotlight on Emily Wells”
