Grant Helps UA Little Rock Campus Community Lead Healthier Lives

The University of Arkansas at Little Rock is expanding healthy outreach programs with the help of a grant from the state.  Counseling Services (part of the Division of Student Affairs – Wellness and Belonging) received the $27,200 grant — which concludes at the end of September — from the Arkansas Department of Human Services, Division of Aging, Adult, Grant Helps UA Little Rock Campus Community Lead Healthier Lives

A Family Milestone: Mother and Son Graduate Together from UA Little Rock

For years, Karen Grace Johnson was the one offering guidance. As a respiratory therapist and later a pulmonary disease navigator, she encouraged others to continue their education and pursue new opportunities. When she decided to pursue a bachelor’s degree herself, it was her son, Jeffrey Andrews, who helped show her the way. This spring, the A Family Milestone: Mother and Son Graduate Together from UA Little Rock

UA Little Rock Expands Student Safety Efforts Through ‘One Pill Can Kill’ Partnership

The University of Arkansas at Little Rock has joined forces with Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin to combat the growing threat of fentanyl and counterfeit prescription drugs through the “One Pill Can Kill” Initiative. The statewide campaign combines education, training, and access to life-saving resources with the goal of preventing overdoses and raising awareness among UA Little Rock Expands Student Safety Efforts Through ‘One Pill Can Kill’ Partnership

UA Little Rock to Hold Out of the Darkness Suicide Prevention Walk April 25

The University of Arkansas at Little Rock is taking a stand against suicide by hosting the Out of the Darkness Suicide Prevention Walk on Friday, April 25. The event will begin at 11 a.m. in front of Ottenheimer Library with a free brunch, live music, giveaways, and inspirational speakers. Attendees will also have the opportunity UA Little Rock to Hold Out of the Darkness Suicide Prevention Walk April 25