UA Little Rock’s School of Education Among Best Programs in Country
A recent online study places UA Little Rock’s School of Education among the best places to receive an undergraduate degree in education in the region. The study was conducted by online education website EducationDegree.com, a resource for individuals pursuing a career in teaching. The study placed UA Little Rock’s School of Education among the 35 … UA Little Rock’s School of Education Among Best Programs in Country
UA Little Rock Hosts Nearly 700 teachers for 31st Year of Advanced Placement Summer Institute
Nearly 700 teachers from Arkansas and across the country came together for the 31st year of Advanced Placement Summer Institute (APSI) at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock. Put on by the Jodie Mahony Center for Gifted Education, APSI hosted 492 Arkansas teachers and 198 out-of-state and home school teachers. The Jodie Mahony Center … UA Little Rock Hosts Nearly 700 teachers for 31st Year of Advanced Placement Summer Institute
UA Little Rock’s Online Graduate Degree Ranked Among Best, Most Affordable in Nation
A UA Little Rock online program has been ranked among the best in the country for those seeking a master’s degree in communication, according to a new report from Forbes Advisor. Forbes Advisor, a platform that provides consumers with rankings on the most cost-effective higher education options, has chosen UA Little Rock’s online Master of … UA Little Rock’s Online Graduate Degree Ranked Among Best, Most Affordable in Nation
Baseball and Boarding Schools: UA Little Rock Archivist to Reveal American Indian Contributions to Arkansas Minor Leagues
The story of American Indians in baseball is a complex narrative rooted in cultural disruption, resilience, and athletic prowess. This history, which includes significant contributions to Arkansas minor league baseball, will be the focus of the next Legacies & Lunch program presented by the CALS Butler Center for Arkansas Studies. Erin Fehr, archivist and assistant … Baseball and Boarding Schools: UA Little Rock Archivist to Reveal American Indian Contributions to Arkansas Minor Leagues
UA Little Rock Presents “Peter and the Starcatcher” Oct. 23-26
NOTE: This article has been updated. Due to unforeseen circumstances, the opening night of “Peter and the Starcatcher” has been moved to Oct. 23. If you had tickets for the Oct. 22 performance, please reserve tickets for one of the remaining showtimes using the link below. The UA Little Rock School of Literary and Performing … UA Little Rock Presents “Peter and the Starcatcher” Oct. 23-26
CHASSE Announces November Events
The College of Humanities, Arts, Social Sciences, and Education (CHASSE) at UA Little Rock has announced its scheduled events for November during the fall 2025 semester. The lineup of events for the remainder of the semester can be found on the college’s website. Department of History Evenings with History: “Selling America on Independence: The 1950 … CHASSE Announces November Events
Anonymous Donor Gifts Little Rock Public Radio with $400,000
An anonymous donor has made a transformative $400,000 gift to Little Rock Public Radio, providing critical support for equipment upgrades and infrastructure improvements that will enhance the station’s ability to serve its listeners across central Arkansas. The donation will fund the purchase of a new transmitter for KUAR FM 89.1, as well as a backup … Anonymous Donor Gifts Little Rock Public Radio with $400,000
UA Little Rock School of Art and Design Hosts Holiday Sale and Open House Nov. 7
The UA Little Rock School of Art and Design will host its 2025 Holiday Sale and Open House from 3-8 p.m. Friday, Nov. 7, in the Windgate Center of Art and Design. The annual community event features one-of-a-kind work by students, alumni, faculty, and staff, which includes everything from drawings, prints, photography, and illustration to … UA Little Rock School of Art and Design Hosts Holiday Sale and Open House Nov. 7
UA Little Rock Graduate Student Secures $16K Grant to Support Independent Living Skills for Blind and Visually Impaired Students
University of Arkansas at Little Rock graduate Brittany Rose has written a successful $16,270 grant on behalf of World Services for the Blind (WSB) to fund a life-changing program for blind and visually impaired students. The grant, awarded by The Schmieding Foundation, will fund a year of the Techniques of Daily Living Program at the … UA Little Rock Graduate Student Secures $16K Grant to Support Independent Living Skills for Blind and Visually Impaired Students
Little Rock Public Radio Announces $500,000 Journalism Endowment Honoring Judith K. Faust
Little Rock Public Radio has established the Judith K. Faust Endowment for Journalism, a new $500,000 fund created to honor the legacy of an extraordinary Arkansan whose life was devoted to learning, justice, and community. The late Judith K. Faust, an instructor emerita at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock School of Social Work, … Little Rock Public Radio Announces $500,000 Journalism Endowment Honoring Judith K. Faust