03:00 am
Applied Communication
Leading Transformational Change
Tamidra Marable serves as Performance Initiatives Leader for Heifer International. In this talk she explores how we can adapt to quickly changing situations.
04:00 am
Clinton School
Almighty: Courage, Resistance and Existential Peril in the Nuclear Age
Dan Zak is a reporter for the Washington Post and author of "Almighty", a book about nuclear weapons and the narratives that shape our policies.
05:00 am
On Campus
Still Brave? Black Feminism as a Social Justice Project
Dr. Patricia Hill Collins, a sociologist and author of books on Black feminism and race scholarship is a Distinguished Professor of Sociology at the University of Maryland.
06:30 am
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
08:00 am
Clinton School
The Good Story: Inspiring Leadership
Leigh Hafrey of the MIT Sloan School of Management, discusses the arc of military American self-perception.
09:00 am
DW News (Live)
Daily News Program
News from around the world
09:30 am
DW News (Live) News Asia
09:45 am
DW
Business
A look at the world of business from a European angle
10:00 am
Applied Communication
Leading Transformational Change
Tamidra Marable serves as Performance Initiatives Leader for Heifer International. In this talk she explores how we can adapt to quickly changing situations.
11:00 am
Clinton School
Almighty: Courage, Resistance and Existential Peril in the Nuclear Age
Dan Zak is a reporter for the Washington Post and author of "Almighty", a book about nuclear weapons and the narratives that shape our policies.
12:00 pm
On Campus
Still Brave? Black Feminism as a Social Justice Project
Dr. Patricia Hill Collins, a sociologist and author of books on Black feminism and race scholarship is a Distinguished Professor of Sociology at the University of Maryland.
01:30 pm
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
03:00 pm
DW News (Live)
Daily News Program
News from around the world
03:30 pm
DW News (Live)
The Day
Analysis of the stop stories of the day.
04:00 pm
Clinton School
The Good Story: Inspiring Leadership
Leigh Hafrey of the MIT Sloan School of Management, discusses the arc of military American self-perception.
05:00 pm
Center Stage
Remy-Lee-Cooley Trio
UALR Artspree Presents the Remy-Lee- Cooley Trio perform Mozart, Bridge and Brahms
06:00 pm
Clinton School
The War Room Revisited: Looking Back at the 1992 Presidential Election
John Kroger was deputy policy director of Governor Bill Clinton presidential campaign. He will discuss how the political landscape has changed.
07:00 pm
Applied Communication
Leading Transformational Change
Tamidra Marable serves as Performance Initiatives Leader for Heifer International. In this talk she explores how we can adapt to quickly changing situations.
08:00 pm
Clinton School
Almighty: Courage, Resistance and Existential Peril in the Nuclear Age
Dan Zak is a reporter for the Washington Post and author of "Almighty", a book about nuclear weapons and the narratives that shape our policies.
09:00 pm
On Campus
Still Brave? Black Feminism as a Social Justice Project
Dr. Patricia Hill Collins, a sociologist and author of books on Black feminism and race scholarship is a Distinguished Professor of Sociology at the University of Maryland.
10:30 pm
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
03:00 am
Plain Talk
The Civil Rights Movement and Diversity
Dr. John A. Kirk explores how the Civil Rights Movement shaped diversity in our country - through legislation, identity politics, organization mobilization, and politics.
04:00 am
Clinton School
Winning Westeros: How Game of Thrones Explains Modern Military Conflict
Author M.L. Cavanaugh applies the theories of our actual world to the examples in fictional Westeros, and the fascinating connections between George R. R. Martin's fantasy world and real war and politics.
05:00 am
Center Stage
Artspree Piano Concert - Yeol Eum Son
Award-winning concert pianist Yeo Eum Son performs music by Liszt, Schubert and Tchaikovsky
06:30 am
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
08:00 am
Clinton School
Pedagogy and Privilege: Teaching the Values of Public Service and Social Justice
Dr. Timothy McCarthy, Harvard Professor in the Kennedy School of Government discusses ways to get students involved in public service and social justice.
09:00 am
DW News (Live)
Daily News Program
News from around the world
09:30 am
DW News (Live) News Asia
09:45 am
DW
Business
A look at the world of business from a European angle
10:00 am
Clinton School
Little Rock Central High 1957-1959: A Black/White Perspective
John Bilheimer and Henry Jones give a firsthand account of what life was like for a black teen and a white teen in the South in the 1950s.
11:00 am
Plain Talk
The Civil Rights Movement and Diversity
Dr. John A. Kirk explores how the Civil Rights Movement shaped diversity in our country - through legislation, identity politics, organization mobilization, and politics.
12:00 pm
Clinton School
Winning Westeros: How Game of Thrones Explains Modern Military Conflict
Author M.L. Cavanaugh applies the theories of our actual world to the examples in fictional Westeros, and the fascinating connections between George R. R. Martin's fantasy world and real war and politics.
01:00 pm
Center Stage
Artspree Piano Concert - Yeol Eum Son
Award-winning concert pianist Yeo Eum Son performs music by Liszt, Schubert and Tchaikovsky
02:30 pm
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
03:00 pm
DW News (Live)
Daily News Program
News from around the world
03:30 pm
DW News (Live)
The Day
Analysis of the stop stories of the day.
04:00 pm
Clinton School
Pedagogy and Privilege: Teaching the Values of Public Service and Social Justice
Dr. Timothy McCarthy, Harvard Professor in the Kennedy School of Government discusses ways to get students involved in public service and social justice.
05:00 pm
Evenings With History
A Wall of Separation between Temple and State? The Communist Party and Religion in Contemporary China
UALR professor Jeff Kyong-McClain examines the history of "Temple and State" relations in modern China.
06:00 pm
Clinton School
Little Rock Central High 1957-1959: A Black/White Perspective
John Bilheimer and Henry Jones give a firsthand account of what life was like for a black teen and a white teen in the South in the 1950s. Clinton School
07:00 pm
Plain Talk
The Civil Rights Movement and Diversity
Dr. John A. Kirk explores how the Civil Rights Movement shaped diversity in our country - through legislation, identity politics, organization mobilization, and politics.
08:00 pm
Clinton School
Winning Westeros: How Game of Thrones Explains Modern Military Conflict
Author M.L. Cavanaugh applies the theories of our actual world to the examples in fictional Westeros, and the fascinating connections between George R. R. Martin's fantasy world and real war and politics.
09:00 pm
Center Stage
Artspree Piano Concert - Yeol Eum Son
Award-winning concert pianist Yeo Eum Son performs music by Liszt, Schubert and Tchaikovsky
10:30 pm
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
03:00 am
UA Little Rock Downtown
Religion and Community Engagement in Little Rock
Dr. Rebecca Glazier, of the UA Little Rock School of Public Affairs, will share information about the benefits of faith-based community engagement
03:45 am
Clinton School
Tonya Allen: Center on Community Philanthropy
Tonya Allen serves as the Skillman Foundation's president and CEO. Her career has centered on pursuing, executing and investing in ideas that improve her hometown of Detroit.
04:30 am
Plain Talk
Words and Race: Does Black English Matter?
Dr. Jeffrey Nash revisits the question of race disparity on vocabulary scores. A significant proportion African Americans retain a distinct variant of the English Language.
05:30 am
Clinton School
Wave
Author and professor Sonali Deraniyagala discusses how she coped with the deadly 2004 tsunami in Sr. Lanka that killed more than 200,000 people.... including her family.
06:30 am
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
08:00 am
Clinton School
Climate Change in US Cities: Managing Extreme Heat
Professor Brian Stone from the Georgia Institute of Technology explains how urbanization and natural land covers is contributing to climate change.
09:00 am
DW News (Live)
Daily News Program
News from around the world
09:30 am
DW News (Live) News Asia
09:45 am
DW
Business
A look at the world of business from a European angle
10:00 am
Clinton School
Divided We Stand: Battle Over Women's Rights and Family Values
Professor Marjorie Spruill discusses how the battle between feminists and their conservative challengers divided the nation.
11:00 am
UA Little Rock Downtown
Religion and Community Engagement in Little Rock
Dr. Rebecca Glazier, of the UA Little Rock School of Public Affairs, will share information about the benefits of faith-based community engagement
11:45 am
Clinton School
Tonya Allen: Center on Community Philanthropy
Tonya Allen serves as the Skillman Foundation's president and CEO. Her career has centered on pursuing, executing and investing in ideas that improve her hometown of Detroit.
12:30 pm
Plain Talk
Words and Race: Does Black English Matter?
Dr. Jeffrey Nash revisits the question of race disparity on vocabulary scores. A significant proportion African Americans retain a distinct variant of the English Language.
01:30 pm
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
03:00 pm
DW News (Live)
Daily News Program
News from around the world
03:30 pm
DW News (Live)
The Day
Analysis of the stop stories of the day.
04:00 pm
Clinton School
Climate Change in US Cities: Managing Extreme Heat
Professor Brian Stone from the Georgia Institute of Technology explains how urbanization and natural land covers is contributing to climate change.
05:00 pm
On Campus
Actress Geri Jewell
Known to millions as "Cousin Geri" on the NBC sitcom "The Facts of Life", Geri became the first person with a visible disability to become a regular performer in prime-time television.
06:00 pm
Clinton School
Divided We Stand: Battle Over Women's Rights and Family Values
Professor Marjorie Spruill discusses how the battle between feminists and their conservative challengers divided the nation.
07:00 pm
UA Little Rock Downtown
Religion and Community Engagement in Little Rock
Dr. Rebecca Glazier, of the UA Little Rock School of Public Affairs, will share information about the benefits of faith-based community engagement
07:45 pm
Clinton School
Tonya Allen: Center on Community Philanthropy
Tonya Allen serves as the Skillman Foundation's president and CEO. Her career has centered on pursuing, executing and investing in ideas that improve her hometown of Detroit. Clinton School
08:30 pm
Plain Talk
Words and Race: Does Black English Matter?
Dr. Jeffrey Nash revisits the question of race disparity on vocabulary scores. A significant proportion African Americans retain a distinct variant of the English Language.
09:30 pm
Clinton School
Wave
Author and professor Sonali Deraniyagala discusses how she coped with the deadly 2004 tsunami in Sr. Lanka that killed more than 200,000 people.... including her family.
10:30 pm
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
03:00 am
Evenings With History
Exploring the Elaine Massacre
Professor Brian K. Mitchell shares his research in the Elaine Race Massacre and newly discovered primary sources.
03:45 am
Clinton School
The Intersection of Athletics and Higher Education
Attorney John Wolohan is a professor of Sports Law at Syracuse University. Wolohan has published numerous articles and book chapters on athletes rights and intellectual property.
05:00 am
The Folklorist
Captain Midnight & The Great Moon Hoax
05:30 am
Center Stage
UALR Concert Choir 2009 Fall Concert
The UALR Concert Choir, Chamber Choir and Community Choir perform Haydn's "Te Deum"
06:00 am
Clinton School
Ten Principles for Building Healthy Places
David Scheuer is the President of the Retrovest Companies which designs and constructs high quality buildings, streetscapes and neighborhoods in urban environments.
07:00 am
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
08:00 am
Clinton School
Pati's Mexican Table: The Secrets of Real Mexican Home Cooling
Chef Pati Jinich is the chef of the Mexican Cultural Institute in DC as well as the author of "Pati's Mexican Table."
09:00 am
DW News (Live)
Daily News Program
News from around the world
09:30 am
DW News (Live) News Asia
09:45 am
DW
Business
A look at the world of business from a European angle
10:00 am
Clinton School
Everyone Leads: Building Leadership form the Community Up
Paul Schmitz is CEO of Public Allies, which advances the leadership skills of young adults to strengthen communities.
11:00 am
Evenings With History
Exploring the Elaine Massacre
Professor Brian K. Mitchell shares his research in the Elaine Race Massacre and newly discovered primary sources.
11:45 am
Clinton School
The Intersection of Athletics and Higher Education
Attorney John Wolohan is a professor of Sports Law at Syracuse University. Wolohan has published numerous articles and book chapters on athletes rights and intellectual property.
01:00 pm
The Folklorist
Captain Midnight & The Great Moon Hoax
01:30 pm
Center Stage
UALR Concert Choir 2009 Fall Concert
The UALR Concert Choir, Chamber Choir and Community Choir perform Haydn's "Te Deum"
02:00 pm
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
03:00 pm
DW News (Live)
Daily News Program
News from around the world
03:30 pm
DW News (Live)
The Day
Analysis of the stop stories of the day.
04:00 pm
Clinton School
Pati's Mexican Table: The Secrets of Real Mexican Home Cooling
Chef Pati Jinich is the chef of the Mexican Cultural Institute in DC as well as the author of "Pati's Mexican Table."
05:00 pm
On Campus
Environmental Destruction as a Weapon of War in Iraq
Dr. Ariel Ahram, professor of Government and International Affairs at Virginia Tech University. He presents a case study of the Mesopotamian Marshes and examines how deliberate environmental destruction became a weapon of war in Iraq and what it could mean for peace in the Middle East.
06:00 pm
Clinton School
Everyone Leads: Building Leadership form the Community Up
Paul Schmitz is CEO of Public Allies, which advances the leadership skills of young adults to strengthen communities.
07:00 pm
Evenings With History
Exploring the Elaine Massacre
Professor Brian K. Mitchell shares his research in the Elaine Race Massacre and newly discovered primary sources.
07:45 pm
Clinton School
The Intersection of Athletics and Higher Education
Attorney John Wolohan is a professor of Sports Law at Syracuse University. Wolohan has published numerous articles and book chapters on athletes rights and intellectual property.
09:00 pm
The Folklorist
Captain Midnight & The Great Moon Hoax
09:30 pm
Center Stage
UALR Concert Choir 2009 Fall Concert
The UALR Concert Choir, Chamber Choir and Community Choir perform Haydn's "Te Deum" Center Stage
10:00 pm
Clinton School
Ten Principles for Building Healthy Places
David Scheuer is the President of the Retrovest Companies which designs and constructs high quality buildings, streetscapes and neighborhoods in urban environments.
11:00 pm
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
03:00 am
Clinton School
Bill Clinton & James Patterson
President Bill Clinton and author James Patterson share with actress Mary Steenburgen stories about their collaboration on the novel, "The President Is Missing"
04:00 am
Home Fry-ed Movies
The Flying Deuces
Laurel and Hardy join the French Foreign Legion where all the trouble begins.
05:30 am
Inside Art
Carey Roberson
Brad Cushman visits the studio of Carey Roberson to learn about his digital artistic process. Inside Art
06:00 am
Center Stage
UALR Percussion Ensemble Fall 2012
The UALR Percussion Ensemble performs
07:00 am
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
08:00 am
On Campus
What Everyone Should Know About Emotional Intelligence
Dr. John Mayer, a psychology professor from the University of New Hampshire, talks about his research on how we perceive, control and evaluate emotions.
09:00 am
DW News (Live)
Daily News Program
News from around the world
09:30 am
DW News (Live) News Asia
09:45 am
DW
Business
A look at the world of business from a European angle
10:00 am
The Folklorist
The Ponzi Scheme
Learn how the Ponzi Scheme came to be.
10:30 am
Clinton School
Bill Clinton & James Patterson
President Bill Clinton and author James Patterson share with actress Mary Steenburgen stories about their collaboration on the novel, "The President Is Missing"
11:30 am
Home Fry-ed Movies
The Flying Deuces
Laurel and Hardy join the French Foreign Legion where all the trouble begins.
01:00 pm
Center Stage
UALR Percussion Ensemble Fall 2012
The UALR Percussion Ensemble performs
02:00 pm
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
03:00 pm
DW News (Live)
Daily News Program
News from around the world
03:30 pm
DW News (Live)
The Day
Analysis of the stop stories of the day.
04:00 pm
On Campus
What Everyone Should Know About Emotional Intelligence
Dr. John Mayer, a psychology professor from the University of New Hampshire, talks about his research on how we perceive, control and evaluate emotions.
05:00 pm
Clinton School
A Fight Back Woman
Keri Potts escaped an attempted rape while vacationing in Italy. She has since spoken out about preventing sexual assault, using her blog, "A Fight Back Woman."
06:00 pm
Evenings With History
Know Your American Energy Booms
History Department Chair Jess Porter explains how new methods of hydraulic fracking created the natural gas energy boom and how this boom compares to others in history.
07:00 pm
Clinton School
Bill Clinton & James Patterson
President Bill Clinton and author James Patterson share with actress Mary Steenburgen stories about their collaboration on the novel, "The President Is Missing"
08:00 pm
Home Fry-ed Movies
The Flying Deuces
Laurel and Hardy join the French Foreign Legion where all the trouble begins.
09:30 pm
Inside Art
Carey Roberson
Brad Cushman visits the studio of Carey Roberson to learn about his digital artistic process.
10:00 pm
Center Stage
UALR Percussion Ensemble Fall 2012
The UALR Percussion Ensemble performs
11:00 pm
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
03:00 am
Center Stage
Jimmy Abegg Concert
Jimmy Abegg is a musician, singer-songwriter, photographer and painter. His work is described as having a tendency toward curiosity, whimsy and simple beauty. This concert is part of the UA Little Rock Chancellor's Concert Series and ACANSA Arts Festival.
04:30 am
Clinton School
Archives of American Gardens
Cindy Brown of the Smithsonian Gardens explains how they are conserving American garden history and how you can participate.
05:30 am
On Campus
Body Works: 2012 Spring Dance Concert
UALR student and faculty choreograph and perform in the annual concert.
06:45 am
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
08:00 am
Clinton School
The Other Wes Moore
Wes Moore discusses his book about himself and another boy named Wes Moore from his inner city Baltimore neighborhood. The author became the first African-American Rhodes Scholar ever from Johns Hopkins University while the other West Moore served a life sentence in prison.
09:00 am
DW News (Live)
Daily News Program
09:15 am
DW
Reporter
Close to the action reporting from around the world
09:30 am
DW
Check In
Discover the different regions of Germany
10:00 am
The Clinton School
The Gardens of Monticello
Peggy Cornett has worked on the grounds of Thomas Jefferson's Monticello since 1983. She has been featured o n PBS and NPR for her work in garden history.
11:00 am
Center Stage
Jimmy Abegg Concert
Jimmy Abegg is a musician, singer-songwriter, photographer and painter. His work is described as having a tendency toward curiosity, whimsy and simple beauty. This concert is part of the UA Little Rock Chancellor's Concert Series and ACANSA Arts Festival.
12:30 pm
Clinton School
Archives of American Gardens
Cindy Brown of the Smithsonian Gardens explains how they are conserving American garden history and how you can participate.
01:30 pm
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
03:00 pm
DW News (Live)
Daily News Program
03:15 pm
DW
World Stories
Current world affairs
03:30 pm
DW
Arts.21
Discover culture in Berlin and beyond
04:00 pm
Clinton School
The Other Wes Moore
Wes Moore discusses his book about himself and another boy named Wes Moore from his inner city Baltimore neighborhood. The author became the first African-American Rhodes Scholar ever from Johns Hopkins University while the other West Moore served a life sentence in prison.
05:00 pm
Theatre Spotlight
A Conversation with Sheila Callaghan
Award winning playwright Sheila Callaghan sits down with UALR Theatre Arts and Dance Department Chair Jay Raphael to discuss the writing process.
06:00 pm
The Clinton School
The Gardens of Monticello
Peggy Cornett has worked on the grounds of Thomas Jefferson's Monticello since 1983. She has been featured o n PBS and NPR for her work in garden history.
07:00 pm
Center Stage
Jimmy Abegg Concert
Jimmy Abegg is a musician, singer-songwriter, photographer and painter. His work is described as having a tendency toward curiosity, whimsy and simple beauty. This concert is part of the UA Little Rock Chancellor's Concert Series and ACANSA Arts Festival.
08:30 pm
Clinton School
Archives of American Gardens
Cindy Brown of the Smithsonian Gardens explains how they are conserving American garden history and how you can participate.
09:30 pm
On Campus
Body Works: 2012 Spring Dance Concert
UALR student and faculty choreograph and perform in the annual concert.
10:45 pm
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
03:00 am
Clinton School
The State of Black Boys and Men in America
Malcolm Jenkins two-time Super Bowl Champion, and Founder and Chairman of The Malcolm Jenkins Foundation, and executive producer of the film BLACK BOYS. Tamika Edwards is the Executive Director of the Social Justice Institute at Philander Smith College. Sharif El-Mekki is a high school principal and founder of The Fellowship: Black Male Educators for Social Justice. Dr. Michael A. Lindsey is the Executive Director of the NYU McSilver Institute for Poverty Policy and Research. Together, they will engage in dialogue about "The State of Black Boys and Men in America.
04:30 am
Inside Art
El Grito
An examination of the exhibit "El Grito (The Cry for Independence) on display at the UALR art gallery in 2010.
05:00 am
Clinton School
Through My Eyes: Ruby Bridges
Ruby Bridges Hall was the first black student to integrate an all-white elementary school in the South in November 1960.
05:45 am
Center Stage
UALR Fall Guitar Ensemble Fall 2011
The UALR 2011 fall concert
07:00 am
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
08:00 am
Center Stage
Bodyworks 2017
UA Little Rock Spring 2017 Dance Concert
09:00 am
DW News (Live)
Daily News Program
09:15 am
DW
Shift
The latest on Internet news
09:30 am
DW
DocFilm
Exciting stories on a variety of topics
10:00 am
Center Stage
The Albani Piano Trio Spring 2015
UALR faculty piano trio which consists of violinist Meredith Maddox Hicks, cellist David Gerstein and pianist Naoki Hakutani will perform a chamber music recital as part of the "Piano and Strings Festival". Guest artist is Ryan Mooney on viola.
11:00 am
Clinton School
The State of Black Boys and Men in America
Malcolm Jenkins two-time Super Bowl Champion, and Founder and Chairman of The Malcolm Jenkins Foundation, and executive producer of the film BLACK BOYS. Tamika Edwards is the Executive Director of the Social Justice Institute at Philander Smith College. Sharif El-Mekki is a high school principal and founder of The Fellowship: Black Male Educators for Social Justice. Dr. Michael A. Lindsey is the Executive Director of the NYU McSilver Institute for Poverty Policy and Research. Together, they will engage in dialogue about "The State of Black Boys and Men in America.
12:30 pm
The Night Sky
Using the CALs Telescope
Darrell Heath demonstrates how to use the new telescopes available for checkout at the Central Arkansas Libraries
12:45 pm
Center Stage
UALR Fall Guitar Ensemble Fall 2011
The UALR 2011 fall concert
02:00 pm
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
03:00 pm
DW News (Live)
Daily News Program
03:15 pm
DW
Reporter
Close to the action reporting from around the world
03:30 pm
DW
DocFilm
Exciting stories on a variety of topics
04:00 pm
Center Stage
Bodyworks 2017
UA Little Rock Spring 2017 Dance Concert
05:30 pm
Inside Art
Sculpting Youth
Inside Art takes us into the sculptors workshop as UA Little Rock Art Professor, Michael Warrick creates "Youth" for the Little Rock Sister City exchange.
06:00 pm
Center Stage
The Albani Piano Trio Spring 2015
UALR faculty piano trio which consists of violinist Meredith Maddox Hicks, cellist David Gerstein and pianist Naoki Hakutani will perform a chamber music recital as part of the "Piano and Strings Festival". Guest artist is Ryan Mooney on viola.
07:00 pm
Clinton School
The State of Black Boys and Men in America
Malcolm Jenkins two-time Super Bowl Champion, and Founder and Chairman of The Malcolm Jenkins Foundation, and executive producer of the film BLACK BOYS. Tamika Edwards is the Executive Director of the Social Justice Institute at Philander Smith College. Sharif El-Mekki is a high school principal and founder of The Fellowship: Black Male Educators for Social Justice. Dr. Michael A. Lindsey is the Executive Director of the NYU McSilver Institute for Poverty Policy and Research. Together, they will engage in dialogue about "The State of Black Boys and Men in America.
08:30 pm
Inside Art
El Grito
An examination of the exhibit "El Grito (The Cry for Independence) on display at the UALR art gallery in 2010.
09:00 pm
Clinton School
Through My Eyes: Ruby Bridges
Ruby Bridges Hall was the first black student to integrate an all-white elementary school in the South in November 1960.
09:45 pm
Center Stage
UALR Fall Guitar Ensemble Fall 2011
The UALR 2011 fall concert
11:00 pm
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
03:00 am
The Night Sky
Strange New Worlds (Or, Is the Earth Special?)
Dr. Phil Plait, author of The Bad Astronomy Blog and books,will talk about the research into finding another blue planet. Dr. Plait worked on the Hubble Space Telescope.
04:15 am
Center Stage
Handel's Messiah Part II
UALR Community Chorus performance on April 5th, 2012
05:30 am
Clinton School
The Science of Winning and Losing
Ashley Merryman is the author of "Top Dog," that reveals the hidden factors behind every sort of win and loss.... from Olympic medals to SAT scores. She explores the psychology of rankings.
06:15 am
Center Stage
Michael Underwood Faulty Recital 2012
Trombone Concert
07:00 am
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
08:00 am
Clinton School
The Problem with Invasive Pythons in the U.S.
Dr. J.D. Willson studies amphibians, aquatic reptiles and invasive snakes at the University of Arkansas. He explains how snakes play a role as predators but that the invasion of Burmese Pythons in the Everglades is creating far reaching problems.
09:00 am
DW News (Live)
Daily News Program
09:30 am
DW News (Live) News Asia
09:45 am
DW
Business
A look at the world of business from a European angle
10:00 am
Clinton School
Vicious Circles, Virtuous Circles, and the Path Toward Resolution
Professor Paul Wachtel is a professor in clinical psychology and CUNY. His research centers on psychotherapy and the dynamic of personality.
11:00 am
The Night Sky
Strange New Worlds (Or, Is the Earth Special?)
Dr. Phil Plait, author of The Bad Astronomy Blog and books,will talk about the research into finding another blue planet. Dr. Plait worked on the Hubble Space Telescope.
12:15 pm
EARTHtalk!
Restoring the Natural State with The Nature Conservancy Scott Simon is the director of The Nature Conservancy in Arkansas. He explains the significance of preserving Arkansas' bio-diversity.
01:15 pm
Clinton School
The Science of Winning and Losing
Ashley Merryman is the author of "Top Dog," that reveals the hidden factors behind every sort of win and loss.... from Olympic medals to SAT scores. She explores the psychology of rankings.
02:00 pm
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
03:00 pm
DW News (Live)
Daily News Program
News from around the world
03:30 pm
DW News (Live)
The Day
Analysis of the stop stories of the day.
04:00 pm
Clinton School
The Problem with Invasive Pythons in the U.S.
Dr. J.D. Willson studies amphibians, aquatic reptiles and invasive snakes at the University of Arkansas. He explains how snakes play a role as predators but that the invasion of Burmese Pythons in the Everglades is creating far reaching problems.
05:00 pm
EARTHtalk!
Restoring the Natural State with The Nature Conservancy Scott Simon is the director of The Nature Conservancy in Arkansas. He explains the significance of preserving Arkansas' bio-diversity.
06:00 pm
Clinton School
Vicious Circles, Virtuous Circles, and the Path Toward Resolution
Professor Paul Wachtel is a professor in clinical psychology and CUNY. His research centers on psychotherapy and the dynamic of personality.
07:00 pm
The Night Sky
Strange New Worlds (Or, Is the Earth Special?)
Dr. Phil Plait, author of The Bad Astronomy Blog and books,will talk about the research into finding another blue planet. Dr. Plait worked on the Hubble Space Telescope.
08:15 pm
Center Stage
Handel's Messiah Part II
UALR Community Chorus performance on April 5th, 2012
09:30 pm
Clinton School
The Science of Winning and Losing
Ashley Merryman is the author of "Top Dog," that reveals the hidden factors behind every sort of win and loss.... from Olympic medals to SAT scores. She explores the psychology of rankings.
10:15 pm
Center Stage
Michael Underwood Faulty Recital 2012
Trombone Concert
11:00 pm
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
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