UA Little Rock will host two readings of Diane Glancy’s play “William Tincup’s Squaw" on Nov. 8 at 2 p.m. in the Stella Boyle Smith Concert Hall and 5 p.m. at UA Little Rock Downtown.

Sequoyah National Research Center Celebrating Native American Heritage Month

November is Native American Heritage Month, and UA Little Rock’s Sequoyah National Research Center is helping to celebrate by sharing knowledge of Native American history and culture across Arkansas throughout November. Continue reading “Sequoyah National Research Center Celebrating Native American Heritage Month”

Erin Fehr

Sequoyah National Research Centers Helps Celebrate History of Cherokee Journalism

UA Little Rock’s Sequoyah National Research Center helped commemorate the history of journalism in the Cherokee Nation by joining the “Cherokee Journalism and Printing” event celebrating the 196th anniversary of the first edition of the Cherokee Phoenix. Continue reading “Sequoyah National Research Centers Helps Celebrate History of Cherokee Journalism”

Erin Fehr

UA Little Rock Archivist Explores Intersection of Native American Mythology and Solar Eclipse

A University of Arkansas at Little Rock archivist will delve into the captivating realm of Native American mythology and celestial phenomena in two upcoming presentations. Continue reading “UA Little Rock Archivist Explores Intersection of Native American Mythology and Solar Eclipse”

Dr. Daniel Littlefield

Littlefield Named “Legend Among Us” for Contributions to Black History

Longtime University of Arkansas at Little Rock educator and historian Dr. Daniel Littlefield will be honored as a “Legend Among Us” for his contributions to Black history. Continue reading “Littlefield Named “Legend Among Us” for Contributions to Black History”