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Continuing a family tradition as a third-generation University of Arkansas Little Rock graduate, Josie Eanes has turned a lifelong love of storytelling into a journey of growth and creative achievement. This spring, she received her bachelor’s degree in English with a concentration in creative writing. Instead of a minor, she completed two additional concentrations: nonfiction … Writing Her Next Chapter: Josie Eanes Builds on Family Tradition at UA Little Rock

Jared Lemus said he believes the best stories are those that leave a lasting impression on readers. A graduate of the University of Arkansas at Little Rock, Lemus published his debut short story collection, Guatemalan Rhapsody, with HarperCollins in 2025. Set in Guatemala, the collection explores interconnected lives, community, and identity through lyrical, character-driven narratives. … UA Little Rock Alum Publishes Debut Story Collection

When Eric Yarberry thinks of UA Little Rock, three words come to mind: empowering, accessible, and transformative. The president and CEO of World Services for the Blind (WSB) says his time at the university shaped not only his education but the trajectory of his career. Raised in Des Arc, Arkansas, Yarberry earned a bachelor’s degree … UA Little Rock Alum Eric Yarberry Elevates Support for the Visually Impaired

UA Little Rock student Vivian Angeles has graduated from the University of Arkansas at Little Rock on May 17 with two bachelor’s degrees in criminal justice and English.  Originally from Glenwood, Arkansas, Angeles decided to go to UA Little Rock after hearing so many great things about it.  “I had heard so many great things … Vivian Angeles Graduates with Two Bachelor’s Degrees in Criminal Justice and English 

The College of Humanities, Arts, Social Sciences, and Education (CHASSE) at UA Little Rock has announced its scheduled events for the month of September during the fall 2024 semester. The lineup of events for the entire semester can be found on the college’s website.

Dr. Angela Hunter, professor of English, has been elected as the next president of Faculty Senate and University Assembly at UA Little Rock.

Dr. Angela Hunter, professor of English at UA Little Rock, is on cloud nine after learning that her years of hard work translating the unpublished work of 18th-century French philosopher Louise Dupin have been recognized as one of the most outstanding works of French-to-English translation.

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.

In a heartfelt exploration of love and loss, a UA Little Rock faculty member and alumnus have joined forces to create a compelling short film inspired by the professor’s own experience with his mother’s battle with Alzheimer’s.