The University of Arkansas at Little Rock is set to host an educational lecture to illuminate Little Rock’s desegregation history. Continue reading “Evenings with History Lecture to Uncover Little Rock Desegregation History”
UA Little Rock’s next Evenings with History Lecture will feature guest speaker Vincent Tolliver to present, “Chicot County Massacre: The Life and Times of James Worthington Mason (1841-1874).”
Continue reading “UA Little Rock to Host Guest Speaker Vincent Tolliver for Evenings with History”
The next event in the Evenings with History lecture series will examine the nature of history and social studies education. Continue reading “UA Little Rock Evenings with History Lecture to Discuss Teaching History in Polarized Times”
The next Evenings with History lecture series of “History Alive: Virtually!” session will begin Tuesday, Feb. 1, at 7: 30 p.m via Zoom.
Next Evenings with History Lecture to Explore the Effect of Railroads and Reconstruction in Arkansas
UA Little Rock’s next Evenings with History lecture will discuss the importance of the Reconstruction period and its effect on Arkansas. Continue reading “Next Evenings with History Lecture to Explore the Effect of Railroads and Reconstruction in Arkansas”
The University History Institute at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock will continue their 2020-2021 virtual Evenings with History lecture series by hosting the Public History Graduate Student Research Forum at 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Feb. 9. Continue reading “UA Little Rock to host the Public History Graduate Student Research Forum”
The University of Arkansas at Little Rock Department of History will host a roundtable discussion to talk about the historical significance of the 2020 election cycle. Continue reading “UA Little Rock to host Jan. 19 roundtable discussion on 2020 election”
A University of Arkansas at Little Rock professor will reveal disparities in sidewalk infrastructure and explore how greater pedestrian accessibility can be realized in Little Rock during a March 10 lecture. Continue reading “UA Little Rock professor explores pedestrian accessibility in Little Rock, implications for well-being of underrepresented individuals”
A University of Arkansas at Little Rock professor will give a Feb. 4 lecture that explores how historians approach and understand the civil rights movement. Continue reading “History lecture to explore how to approach and understand the civil rights movement”
