UA Little Rock students from Professor Maureece Levin's Archaeological Investigations class excavate the site of the former Safeway ice cream plant near the Campus Garden. Photo by Benjamin Krain.

UA Little Rock Starts Community Archaeology Project to Uncover Local History

The University of Arkansas at Little Rock has started a community archaeology project on campus, inviting local residents to join forces with students and faculty in uncovering the rich history of the area. Continue reading “UA Little Rock Starts Community Archaeology Project to Uncover Local History”

Kanekar Completes Atrocity Prevention Fellowship

After an intense year of study and collaboration, Dr. Amar Kanekar, professor and graduate coordinator of health education and promotion at UA Little Rock, has successfully completed a one-year fellowship focused on atrocity prevention, equipping him with new insights and strategies to address human rights violations worldwide. Continue reading “Kanekar Completes Atrocity Prevention Fellowship”

Donaghey Scholar Ragen Hodge visits her friend Ludovica Polini in Italy.

Donaghey Scholar Journeys to Valencia to Hone Spanish Skills for Future Medical Career

Dedicated to enhancing her future medical career, Ragen Hodge, a Donaghey Scholar at UA Little Rock, embarked on an enriching study abroad experience to Valencia, Spain, where she immersed herself in the language and culture to improve her Spanish skills. Continue reading “Donaghey Scholar Journeys to Valencia to Hone Spanish Skills for Future Medical Career”

UA Little Rock students enjoy a walk along Trojan Way during the Fall 2024 semester. Photo by Benjamin Krain.

UA Little Rock Sees Most Significant Enrollment Increase in 15 Years

The University of Arkansas at Little Rock is celebrating a significant enrollment milestone. The Fall 2024 census reveals the university’s largest enrollment growth in 15 years. This marks the most substantial increase since Fall 2009, reflecting the university’s continued efforts to enhance access and increase affordability.  Continue reading “UA Little Rock Sees Most Significant Enrollment Increase in 15 Years”

UA Little Rock and Baldwin & Shell Construction Company dedicate a new senior project suite for construction management and engineering students. Photo by Benjamin Krain.

Baldwin & Shell Sponsors Senior Project Suite for Construction Management and Engineering Students at UA Little Rock

A key industry partner has made a significant contribution to support the next generation of construction management and engineering professionals at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock. Continue reading “Baldwin & Shell Sponsors Senior Project Suite for Construction Management and Engineering Students at UA Little Rock”

Photo of Jami Eubanks by Ben Krain.

Eubanks Joins UA Little Rock as Head of STEM Education Center

The University of Arkansas at Little Rock has named esteemed computer science educator Jami Eubanks as the new assistant director of STEM careers and outreach services for the Donaghey College of STEM. Continue reading “Eubanks Joins UA Little Rock as Head of STEM Education Center”

Ahtziri Saldana

Saldana Selected for Tjuana Byrd Summer Internship Program

A civil engineering major at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock was one of nine students chosen to participate in a competitive summer internship program for Arkansas women of color who are pursuing degrees in Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics (STEAM). Continue reading “Saldana Selected for Tjuana Byrd Summer Internship Program”

A woman poses with three large zucchini in the middle of a garden.

University Career Services Partners With Pulaski Conservation District for Student Internships

An ongoing partnership with the Pulaski Conservation District gave seven UA Little Rock students the opportunity to participate in 15-week paid internships this summer. Continue reading “University Career Services Partners With Pulaski Conservation District for Student Internships”

Standing on a ladder, an artist staples sheets of paper to the wall.

UA Little Rock to Celebrate Reopening of Gallery One Sept. 12

The College of Humanities, Arts, Social Sciences, and Education at UA Little Rock welcomes Amanda Burnham to campus on Thursday, Sept. 12 in celebration of her exhibition “Amanda Burnham: Y Tho” in the newly reopened Gallery One in the Fine Arts building. Continue reading “UA Little Rock to Celebrate Reopening of Gallery One Sept. 12”