03:00 am
Clinton School
American Moonshot
Author/historian Douglas Brinkley takes a fresh look at the space program and America's race to the moon.
04:15 am
Center Stage
UALR Jazz Ensemble - Fall 2012
The UALR Jazz Ensemble performs music by Frank Foster, John Lennon, Harold Arlen and Pat Metheny.
05:00 am
Clinton School
Arkansas Backstories: Quirks, Characters, and Curiosities of the Natural State
Joe David Rice, shares some of the amazing stories and history of Arkansas.
05:30 am
On Campus
What Do Women Contribute to Science?
Dr. Janet Kourany specialized in Philosophy of Science and Feminist Philosophy. She will discuss the "gender gap" in science and its impact on scientific knowledge.
06:30 am
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
08:00 am
DW News (Live)
Daily News Program
News from around the world
08:30 am
DW News (Live) News Asia
08:45 am
DW
Business
A look at the world of business from a European angle
09:00 am
Clinton School
The Business Aspect of America’s Navy
Emily Harman is the Director, Office of Small Business Programs for the Department of the Navy.
09:45 am
On Campus
Body Works: 2012 Spring Dance Concert
UALR student and faculty choreograph and perform in the annual concert.
11:00 am
Clinton School
American Moonshot
Author/historian Douglas Brinkley takes a fresh look at the space program and America's race to the moon.
12:15 pm
Center Stage
UALR Jazz Ensemble - Fall 2012
The UALR Jazz Ensemble performs music by Frank Foster, John Lennon, Harold Arlen and Pat Metheny.
01:00 pm
On Campus
What Do Women Contribute to Science?
Dr. Janet Kourany specialized in Philosophy of Science and Feminist Philosophy. She will discuss the "gender gap" in science and its impact on scientific knowledge.
02:00 pm
DW News (Live)
Daily News Program
News from around the world
02:30 pm
DW News (Live)
The Day
Analysis of the stop stories of the day.
03:00 pm
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
04:00 pm
Center Stage
Master Class with the Brock McGuire Band
Irish Folk band conduct a Master Class at UALR with students and guests.
05:00 pm
Clinton School
The Business Aspect of America’s Navy
Emily Harman is the Director, Office of Small Business Programs for the Department of the Navy.
05:45 pm
On Campus
Body Works: 2012 Spring Dance Concert
UALR student and faculty choreograph and perform in the annual concert.
07:00 pm
Clinton School
American Moonshot
Author/historian Douglas Brinkley takes a fresh look at the space program and America's race to the moon.
08:15 pm
Center Stage
UALR Jazz Ensemble - Fall 2012
The UALR Jazz Ensemble performs music by Frank Foster, John Lennon, Harold Arlen and Pat Metheny.
09:00 pm
Clinton School
Arkansas Backstories: Quirks, Characters, and Curiosities of the Natural State
Joe David Rice, shares some of the amazing stories and history of Arkansas.
09:30 pm
On Campus
What Do Women Contribute to Science?
Dr. Janet Kourany specialized in Philosophy of Science and Feminist Philosophy. She will discuss the "gender gap" in science and its impact on scientific knowledge.
10:30 pm
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
03:00 am
Clinton School
The Economic Importance of Levees
Bryan Day, Executive Director of the Port of Little Rock, and Col. Eric M. Noe, District Engineer and Commander of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Little Rock District will discuss the economic importance of levees and an update on the historic 2019 flood, including an update on port stream bank and dock repairs and the status of levees in the Little Rock District post-flood.
04:00 am
Plain Talk
Deschooling Dr. Bill: A Journey Toward Health Equity
Dr. William Ventres is a Distinguished Chair in the UAMS Department of Family and Preventative Medicine. He shares his personal story of how he realigned his professional growth to address health inequity.
04:45 am
Clinton School
Building Vibrant Urban Areas
Oklahoma Convention and Visitors Bureau president Mike Carrier talks about his city's efforts to revitalize "Bricktown," a former warehouse district.
05:30 am
Evenings With History
A History of the End: The Development of Christian Apocalyptic Thought
Dr. Laura Smoller traces the development of the idea of an apocalypse in early Christian thought.
06:15 am
Clinton School
The Latino Gender Gap in US Politics
Christina Bejarno is a professor of Political Science at the University of Kansas. Her research incorporates the diverse viewpoints of both racial and ethnic minorities.
07:00 am
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
08:00 am
DW News (Live)
Daily News Program
News from around the world
08:30 am
DW News (Live) News Asia
08:45 am
DW
Business
A look at the world of business from a European angle
09:00 am
Clinton School
Making Democracy Work: Faith, Politics and Justice
Ernesto Cortes, Jr. is the co-director of the Industrial Areas Foundation, which provides leadership training and civics education to people across the country.
10:00 am
On Campus
Furniture Design Artist
Tom Loeser is a furniture designer that uses traditional woodworking skills with a special focus on hand-carved surfaces.
11:00 am
Clinton School
The Economic Importance of Levees
Bryan Day, Executive Director of the Port of Little Rock, and Col. Eric M. Noe, District Engineer and Commander of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Little Rock District will discuss the economic importance of levees and an update on the historic 2019 flood, including an update on port stream bank and dock repairs and the status of levees in the Little Rock District post-flood.
12:00 pm
Plain Talk
Deschooling Dr. Bill: A Journey Toward Health Equity
Dr. William Ventres is a Distinguished Chair in the UAMS Department of Family and Preventative Medicine. He shares his personal story of how he realigned his professional growth to address health inequity.
12:45 pm
Clinton School
Building Vibrant Urban Areas
Oklahoma Convention and Visitors Bureau president Mike Carrier talks about his city's efforts to revitalize "Bricktown," a former warehouse district.
01:30 pm
The Night Sky
Telescopes: A Buyer's Guide
Darrell Heath has advice on what to look for when purchasing a telescope.
02:00 pm
DW News (Live)
Daily News Program
News from around the world
02:30 pm
DW News (Live)
The Day
Analysis of the stop stories of the day.
03:00 pm
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
04:00 pm
Center Stage
An Evening of American and French Music
UALR Faculty Concert. Performed February 10, 2009
05:00 pm
Clinton School
Making Democracy Work: Faith, Politics and Justice
Ernesto Cortes, Jr. is the co-director of the Industrial Areas Foundation, which provides leadership training and civics education to people across the country.
06:00 pm
On Campus
Furniture Design Artist
Tom Loeser is a furniture designer that uses traditional woodworking skills with a special focus on hand-carved surfaces.
07:00 pm
Clinton School
The Economic Importance of Levees
Bryan Day, Executive Director of the Port of Little Rock, and Col. Eric M. Noe, District Engineer and Commander of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Little Rock District will discuss the economic importance of levees and an update on the historic 2019 flood, including an update on port stream bank and dock repairs and the status of levees in the Little Rock District post-flood.
08:00 pm
Plain Talk
Deschooling Dr. Bill: A Journey Toward Health Equity
Dr. William Ventres is a Distinguished Chair in the UAMS Department of Family and Preventative Medicine. He shares his personal story of how he realigned his professional growth to address health inequity.
08:45 pm
Clinton School
Building Vibrant Urban Areas
Oklahoma Convention and Visitors Bureau president Mike Carrier talks about his city's efforts to revitalize "Bricktown," a former warehouse district.
09:30 pm
Evenings With History
A History of the End: The Development of Christian Apocalyptic Thought
Dr. Laura Smoller traces the development of the idea of an apocalypse in early Christian thought.
10:15 pm
Clinton School
The Latino Gender Gap in US Politics
Christina Bejarno is a professor of Political Science at the University of Kansas. Her research incorporates the diverse viewpoints of both racial and ethnic minorities.
11:00 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
Fostering a Sense of Fairness and Justice for People Seeking a Second Chance: Improving the Clemency and Pardon Process
Robert Ehrlich is the former governor of Maryland and while in office changed the clemency policy.
04:30 am
Center Stage
UALR Student Recital
UALR student Johnathan Pennington presents his Senior Recital Jazz Piano, performed in 2009.
05:30 am
Clinton School
The Economic Importance of Levees
Bryan Day, Executive Director of the Port of Little Rock, and Col. Eric M. Noe, District Engineer and Commander of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Little Rock District will discuss the economic importance of levees and an update on the historic 2019 flood, including an update on port stream bank and dock repairs and the status of levees in the Little Rock District post-flood.
06:30 am
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
08:00 am
DW News (Live)
Daily News Program
News from around the world
08:30 am
DW News (Live) News Asia
08:45 am
DW
Business
A look at the world of business from a European angle
09:00 am
On Campus
Southern Rock's Influence on Britain
Brian Ward is a British professor of American Studies. He discusses some of the reasons for the unlikely popularity of bands such as the Allman Brothers, Black Oak Arkansas and Lynyrd Skynyrd.
10:15 am
Clinton School
Attracting, Educating & Developing the 21st Century Workforce
Jamie Merisotis heads one of the largest private foundation calling for increasing America's success in higher education.
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
Fostering a Sense of Fairness and Justice for People Seeking a Second Chance: Improving the Clemency and Pardon Process
Robert Ehrlich is the former governor of Maryland and while in office changed the clemency policy.
12:30 pm
Center Stage
UA Little Rock Concert Choir Fall 2019
01:00 pm
Clinton School
The Economic Importance of Levees
Bryan Day, Executive Director of the Port of Little Rock, and Col. Eric M. Noe, District Engineer and Commander of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Little Rock District will discuss the economic importance of levees and an update on the historic 2019 flood, including an update on port stream bank and dock repairs and the status of levees in the Little Rock District post-flood.
02:00 pm
DW News (Live)
Daily News Program
News from around the world
02:30 pm
DW News (Live)
The Day
Analysis of the stop stories of the day.
03:00 pm
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
04:00 pm
Clinton School
Making Rounds with Oscar: The Extraordinary Gift of an Ordinary Cat
Dr. David Dosa, a Brown University geriatrician, talks about Oscar a nursing home cat with the uncanny ability to recognize and comfort patients who were near death.
05:00 pm
On Campus
Southern Rock's Influence on Britain
Brian Ward is a British professor of American Studies. He discusses some of the reasons for the unlikely popularity of bands such as the Allman Brothers, Black Oak Arkansas and Lynyrd Skynyrd.
06:15 pm
Clinton School
Attracting, Educating & Developing the 21st Century Workforce
Jamie Merisotis heads one of the largest private foundation calling for increasing America's success in higher education.
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
Fostering a Sense of Fairness and Justice for People Seeking a Second Chance: Improving the Clemency and Pardon Process
Robert Ehrlich is the former governor of Maryland and while in office changed the clemency policy.
08:30 pm
Center Stage
UALR Student Recital
UALR student Johnathan Pennington presents his Senior Recital Jazz Piano, performed in 2009.
09:30 pm
Clinton School
The Economic Importance of Levees
Bryan Day, Executive Director of the Port of Little Rock, and Col. Eric M. Noe, District Engineer and Commander of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Little Rock District will discuss the economic importance of levees and an update on the historic 2019 flood, including an update on port stream bank and dock repairs and the status of levees in the Little Rock District post-flood.
10:30 pm
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
03:00 am
Clinton School
Heartland: A Memoir of Working Hard and Being Broke in the Richest Country on Earth
Author Sarah Smarsh introduces us to members of her family, wheat farmers, teen mothers, grandmothers who act as second mothers and presents an uncompromising look at class and identity and economic hardship.
04:00 am
Center Stage
Andy Wen - Faculty Recital
Saxophonist Dr. Andy Wen performs his Retirement Recital accompanied by pianists Leann Hatley and Dr. Robert Boury.
05:30 am
Clinton School
More Than a Few Good Men: American Manhood and Violence Against Women
Jackson Katz is an educator, author, filmmaker and social theorist. He is co-founder of the multiracial, mixed-gender "Mentors in Violence Prevention" at Northeastern University.
06:30 am
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
08:00 am
DW News (Live)
Daily News Program
News from around the world
08:30 am
DW News (Live) News Asia
08:45 am
DW
Business
A look at the world of business from a European angle
09:00 am
Clinton School
The Economic Importance of Levees
Bryan Day, Executive Director of the Port of Little Rock, and Col. Eric M. Noe, District Engineer and Commander of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Little Rock District will discuss the economic importance of levees and an update on the historic 2019 flood, including an update on port stream bank and dock repairs and the status of levees in the Little Rock District post-flood.
10:00 am
On Campus
The Secrets of the Great Pyramid with Dr. Bob Brier
Bob Brier, a renowned scholar of ancient Egypt, will discuss a new theory on how the pyramids were built.
11:00 am
Clinton School
More Than a Few Good Men: American Manhood and Violence Against Women
Jackson Katz is an educator, author, filmmaker and social theorist. He is co-founder of the multiracial, mixed-gender "Mentors in Violence Prevention" at Northeastern University.
12:00 pm
Center Stage
Andy Wen - Faculty Recital
Saxophonist Dr. Andy Wen performs his Retirement Recital accompanied by pianists Leann Hatley and Dr. Robert Boury.
01:30 pm
TBD
02:00 pm
DW News (Live)
Daily News Program
News from around the world
02:30 pm
DW News (Live)
The DayDW News (Live)
The Day
03:00 pm
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
04:00 pm
On Campus
Energy Rhetoric during the Carter Years
Lee Honeycutt discusses President Carter's energy policy and contends that it failed largely because it was ahead of its time.
05:00 pm
Clinton School
The Economic Importance of Levees
Bryan Day, Executive Director of the Port of Little Rock, and Col. Eric M. Noe, District Engineer and Commander of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Little Rock District will discuss the economic importance of levees and an update on the historic 2019 flood, including an update on port stream bank and dock repairs and the status of levees in the Little Rock District post-flood.
06:00 pm
On Campus
The Secrets of the Great Pyramid with Dr. Bob Brier
Bob Brier, a renowned scholar of ancient Egypt, will discuss a new theory on how the pyramids were built.
07:00 pm
Clinton School
Heartland: A Memoir of Working Hard and Being Broke in the Richest Country on Earth
Author Sarah Smarsh introduces us to members of her family, wheat farmers, teen mothers, grandmothers who act as second mothers and presents an uncompromising look at class and identity and economic hardship.
08:00 pm
Center Stage
Andy Wen - Faculty Recital
Saxophonist Dr. Andy Wen performs his Retirement Recital accompanied by pianists Leann Hatley and Dr. Robert Boury.
09:30 pm
Clinton School
More Than a Few Good Men: American Manhood and Violence Against Women
Jackson Katz is an educator, author, filmmaker and social theorist. He is co-founder of the multiracial, mixed-gender "Mentors in Violence Prevention" at Northeastern University.
10:30 pm
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
03:00 am
Home Fry-ed Movies
The Stranger
Fry Cook Ben Fry is serving up a film noir directed by Orson Welles, starring Welles, Edward G. Robinson and Loretta Young. The plot swirls around the attempt to identify a Nazi war criminal hiding in small town America.
05:00 am
Clinton School
Ann: An Affectionate Portrait of Ann Richards
Actress Holland Taylor discusses her portrayal of former Texas Governor Ann Richards.
06:15 am
Center Stage
9 Horses Concert
Joe Brent, Sara Caswell and Andrew Ryan are the trio at the core of 9 Horses whose music, through original compositions, breaks the barrier between folk art and fine art.
07:00 am
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
08:00 am
DW News (Live)
Daily News Program
News from around the world
08:30 am
DW News (Live) News Asia
08:45 am
DW
Business
A look at the world of business from a European angle
09:00 am
Center Stage
Symphonic Piano: Piano Ensemble Concert
Eight hand Piano Ensemble Concert featuring Dr. Jaeyeon Park-Hakutani, Dr. Naoki Hakutani
09:45 am
Clinton School
The Generosity Network
Jeffrey Walker was vice Chairman of JPMorgan Chase and the JPMorgan Chase Foundation. He is the co-author of "The Generosity Network" a guide about the art of activating resources of every kind behind any worthy cause.
10:45 am
Home Fry-ed Movies
The Stranger
Fry Cook Ben Fry is serving up a film noir directed by Orson Welles, starring Welles, Edward G. Robinson and Loretta Young. The plot swirls around the attempt to identify a Nazi war criminal hiding in small town America.
12:45 pm
Clinton School
Ann: An Affectionate Portrait of Ann Richards
Actress Holland Taylor discusses her portrayal of former Texas Governor Ann Richards.
02:00 pm
DW News (Live)
Daily News Program
News from around the world
02:30 pm
DW News (Live)
The Day
Analysis of the stop stories of the day.
03:00 pm
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
04:00 pm
Clinton School
The Powers to Lead
Harvard professor Josephy Nye looks at the nature of political and business leadership in today's world.
05:00 pm
Center Stage
Symphonic Piano: Piano Ensemble Concert
Eight hand Piano Ensemble Concert featuring Dr. Jaeyeon Park-Hakutani, Dr. Naoki Hakutani
05:45 pm
The Night Sky
Meteors
Darrell Heath explores how meteors are created, why they are so bright and the difference between a meteor and a comet.
06:00 pm
Clinton School
The Generosity Network
Jeffrey Walker was vice Chairman of JPMorgan Chase and the JPMorgan Chase Foundation. He is the co-author of "The Generosity Network" a guide about the art of activating resources of every kind behind any worthy cause.
07:00 pm
Home Fry-ed Movies
The Stranger
Fry Cook Ben Fry is serving up a film noir directed by Orson Welles, starring Welles, Edward G. Robinson and Loretta Young. The plot swirls around the attempt to identify a Nazi war criminal hiding in small town America.
09:00 pm
Clinton School
Ann: An Affectionate Portrait of Ann Richards
Actress Holland Taylor discusses her portrayal of former Texas Governor Ann Richards.
10:15 pm
Center Stage
9 Horses Concert
Joe Brent, Sara Caswell and Andrew Ryan are the trio at the core of 9 Horses whose music, through original compositions, breaks the barrier between folk art and fine art.
11:00 pm
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
03:00 am
Clinton School
The Economic Importance of Levees
Bryan Day, Executive Director of the Port of Little Rock, and Col. Eric M. Noe, District Engineer and Commander of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Little Rock District will discuss the economic importance of levees and an update on the historic 2019 flood, including an update on port stream bank and dock repairs and the status of levees in the Little Rock District post-flood.
04:00 am
On Campus
Virtual and Augmented Reality Research
Dioselin (“Dio”) Gonzalez is a Principal Software Architect at Microsoft Research. Dio will go through the latest VR/AR research in which she has been involved at Unity Labs and Microsoft.
04:45 am
EARTHtalk!
The San Andreas Fault: Hollywood's Natural Playground
UALR geology instructor Dr. Joshua Spinler talks about what Hollywood gets "right and wrong" in its disaster movies.
06:00 am
Clinton School
Using Data Science Powers for Good: From Presidential Elections to Social Good
Rayid Ghani is chief data scientist for the Computation Institute's Urban Center at the University of Chicago. He was part of the Obama for America data analytics team.
07:00 am
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
08:00 am
DW News (Live)
Daily News Program
08:15 am
DW
Reporter
Close to the action reporting from around the world
08:30 am
DW
Check In
Discover the different regions of Germany
09:00 am
Clinton School
The Art of Architecture
Gail Thomas discusses Dallas's efforts to develop the 20-mile Trinity River corridor.
10:00 am
Earthtalk!
Ground-Water Models of the Alluvial and Sparta Aquifers
Hydrologist John Czarnecki discusses why and how we can protect our Arkansas aquifers.
11:00 am
Clinton School
The Economic Importance of Levees
Bryan Day, Executive Director of the Port of Little Rock, and Col. Eric M. Noe, District Engineer and Commander of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Little Rock District will discuss the economic importance of levees and an update on the historic 2019 flood, including an update on port stream bank and dock repairs and the status of levees in the Little Rock District post-flood.
12:00 pm
On Campus
Virtual and Augmented Reality Research
Dioselin (“Dio”) Gonzalez is a Principal Software Architect at Microsoft Research. Dio will go through the latest VR/AR research in which she has been involved at Unity Labs and Microsoft.
12:45 pm
EARTHtalk!
The San Andreas Fault: Hollywood's Natural Playground
UALR geology instructor Dr. Joshua Spinler talks about what Hollywood gets "right and wrong" in its disaster movies.
02:00 pm
DW News (Live)
Daily News Program
02:15 pm
DW
World Stories
Current world affairs
02:30 pm
DW
Arts.21
Discover culture in Berlin and beyond
03:00 pm
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
04:00 pm
Center Stage
Michael Underwood Faulty Recital 2012
Trombone Concert
05:00 pm
Clinton School
The Art of Architecture
Gail Thomas discusses Dallas's efforts to develop the 20-mile Trinity River corridor.
06:00 pm
Earthtalk!
Ground-Water Models of the Alluvial and Sparta Aquifers
Hydrologist John Czarnecki discusses why and how we can protect our Arkansas aquifers.
07:00 pm
Clinton School
The Economic Importance of Levees
Bryan Day, Executive Director of the Port of Little Rock, and Col. Eric M. Noe, District Engineer and Commander of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Little Rock District will discuss the economic importance of levees and an update on the historic 2019 flood, including an update on port stream bank and dock repairs and the status of levees in the Little Rock District post-flood.
08:00 pm
On Campus
Virtual and Augmented Reality Research
Dioselin (“Dio”) Gonzalez is a Principal Software Architect at Microsoft Research. Dio will go through the latest VR/AR research in which she has been involved at Unity Labs and Microsoft.
08:45 pm
EARTHtalk!
The San Andreas Fault: Hollywood's Natural Playground
UALR geology instructor Dr. Joshua Spinler talks about what Hollywood gets "right and wrong" in its disaster movies.
10:00 pm
Clinton School
Using Data Science Powers for Good: From Presidential Elections to Social Good
Rayid Ghani is chief data scientist for the Computation Institute's Urban Center at the University of Chicago. He was part of the Obama for America data analytics team.
11:00 pm
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
03:00 am
Clinton School
The Honorable Ruth Bader Ginsburg
U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg speaks as part of the Kumpuris Distinguished Lecture Series.
04:30 am
On Campus
Immigration Issues that Affect Arkansas
Experts on immigration provide insight to the challenges we face as a state. Sponsored by The Bowen School of Law for Diversity Week 2019.
06:00 am
Clinton School
The Economic Importance of Levees
Bryan Day, Executive Director of the Port of Little Rock, and Col. Eric M. Noe, District Engineer and Commander of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Little Rock District will discuss the economic importance of levees and an update on the historic 2019 flood, including an update on port stream bank and dock repairs and the status of levees in the Little Rock District post-flood.
07:00 am
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
08:00 am
DW News (Live)
Daily News Program
08:15 am
DW
Shift
The latest on Internet news
08:30 am
DW
DocFilm
Exciting stories on a variety of topics
09:00 am
Center Stage
UA Little Rock Concert Choir Fall 2019
09:30 am
Clinton School
Sustain U Clothing
Chris Yura founded the company to create apparel using local labor and recycled materials.
10:15 am
Center Stage
Dance Harvest FA 2017
The Department of Theatre Arts and Dance presents Dance Harvest 2017.
11:00 am
Clinton School
The Honorable Ruth Bader Ginsburg
U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg speaks as part of the Kumpuris Distinguished Lecture Series.
12:30 pm
On Campus
Immigration Issues that Affect Arkansas
Experts on immigration provide insight to the challenges we face as a state. Sponsored by The Bowen School of Law for Diversity Week 2019.
02:00 pm
DW News (Live)
Daily News Program
02:15 pm
DW
Reporter
Close to the action reporting from around the world
02:30 pm
DW
DocFilm
Exciting stories on a variety of topics
03:00 pm
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
04:00 pm
Center Stage
Mariposa & Friends: Creative Sparks!
The concert celebrates the chamber music of American composer Gwyneth Walker
05:30 pm
Clinton School
Sustain U Clothing
Chris Yura founded the company to create apparel using local labor and recycled materials.
06:15 pm
Center Stage
Dance Harvest FA 2017
The Department of Theatre Arts and Dance presents Dance Harvest 2017.
07:00 pm
Clinton School
The Honorable Ruth Bader Ginsburg
U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg speaks as part of the Kumpuris Distinguished Lecture Series.
08:30 pm
On Campus
Immigration Issues that Affect Arkansas
Experts on immigration provide insight to the challenges we face as a state. Sponsored by The Bowen School of Law for Diversity Week 2019.
10:00 pm
Clinton School
The Economic Importance of Levees
Bryan Day, Executive Director of the Port of Little Rock, and Col. Eric M. Noe, District Engineer and Commander of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Little Rock District will discuss the economic importance of levees and an update on the historic 2019 flood, including an update on port stream bank and dock repairs and the status of levees in the Little Rock District post-flood.
11:00 pm
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
03:00 am
UA Little Rock Downtown
Mindful Self-Compassion
Dr. Catherine Crisp of the UALR School of Social Work shares the benefits of being kind to ourselves.
03:45 am
Clinton School
Incarceration Nations
Dr. Baz Dreisinger looks into the human stories of incarcerated men and women and those who imprison them.
04:30 am
Center Stage
The Three Pianists 2010
Naoki Hakutani from UALR, Lei Cail from Ouachita Baptist University and Hee-Kyun Juhn from Henderson State perform in an exciting show.
05:30 am
Clinton School
Slavery by Another Name: The Re-Enslavement of Black America
Author Douglas A. Blackmon will discuss his Pulitzer Prize winning book which examines how a form of neoslavery thrived in America long after abolition.
06:30 am
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
08:00 am
DW News (Live)
Daily News Program
News from around the world
08:30 am
DW News (Live) News Asia
08:45 am
DW
Business
A look at the world of business from a European angle
09:00 am
Earthtalk!
Ground-Water Models of the Alluvial and Sparta Aquifers
Hydrologist John Czarnecki discusses why and how we can protect our Arkansas aquifers.
10:00 am
Clinton School
Diabetes Rising; How A Rare Disease Became a Modern Pandemic
Medical journalist Daniel Hurley discusses his book about the growth of the disease to more than 23 million people in America diagnosed with Type I or Type 2 diabetes.
11:00 am
UA Little Rock Downtown
Mindful Self-Compassion
Dr. Catherine Crisp of the UALR School of Social Work shares the benefits of being kind to ourselves.
11:45 am
Clinton School
Incarceration Nations
Dr. Baz Dreisinger looks into the human stories of incarcerated men and women and those who imprison them.
12:30 pm
Center Stage
The Three Pianists 2010
Naoki Hakutani from UALR, Lei Cail from Ouachita Baptist University and Hee-Kyun Juhn from Henderson State perform in an exciting show.
01:30 pm
The Night Sky
Observing Apollo Lunar Landing Sites
Darrell Heath explains how to find the landing sites for the six Apollo moon missions.
02:00 pm
DW News (Live)
Daily News Program
News from around the world
02:30 pm
DW News (Live)
The Day
Analysis of the stop stories of the day.
03:00 pm
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
04:00 pm
Clinton School
Nobody is Poor
Saul Garlick is founder and CEO of "ThinkImpact," a student immersion program for U.S. students to live and work in Africa to end poverty.
05:00 pm
Earthtalk!
Ground-Water Models of the Alluvial and Sparta Aquifers
Hydrologist John Czarnecki discusses why and how we can protect our Arkansas aquifers.
06:00 pm
Clinton School
Diabetes Rising; How A Rare Disease Became a Modern Pandemic
Medical journalist Daniel Hurley discusses his book about the growth of the disease to more than 23 million people in America diagnosed with Type I or Type 2 diabetes.
07:00 pm
UA Little Rock Downtown
Mindful Self-Compassion
Dr. Catherine Crisp of the UALR School of Social Work shares the benefits of being kind to ourselves.
07:45 pm
Clinton School
Incarceration Nations
Dr. Baz Dreisinger looks into the human stories of incarcerated men and women and those who imprison them.
08:30 pm
Center Stage
The Three Pianists 2010
Naoki Hakutani from UALR, Lei Cail from Ouachita Baptist University and Hee-Kyun Juhn from Henderson State perform in an exciting show.
09:30 pm
Clinton School
Slavery by Another Name: The Re-Enslavement of Black America
Author Douglas A. Blackmon will discuss his Pulitzer Prize winning book which examines how a form of neoslavery thrived in America long after abolition.
10:30 pm
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
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