03:00 am
UA Little Rock Downtown
Tales of a Wandering Microbiologist
Chancellor Andrew Rogerson has spent 30 years as a research and professor where he worked on a range of research projects involving microbes. He describes his work in engaging the possibility of the invisible.
04:00 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
Inside Art
Metalsmithing with David Clemons
UALR Artist in Residence, David Clemons discusses the art of metalsmithing.
05:30 am
Plain Talk
Taking West Rock: The Removal of Little Rock's Westernmost Black Suburb
Dr. Brian Mitchell, of the UA Little Rock History Department, discusses the West Rock community, an area in Little Rock that provided affordable housing for African American domestic and service labor employees.
06:30 am
Center Stage
UA Little Rock Community Chorus
The Fall 2018 Community Chorus Concert
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
Applied Communication
Embracing Super Hybridity: Implications for a positive World.
Dr. Avinash Thombre explores how to create a better social world through hybrid cultures.
10:00 am
Clinton School
The Schoolhouse Gate: Public Education, the Supreme Court, and the Battle for America's Constitutional Rights
Law professor Justin Driver talks about his book that aims to vindicate the rights of public school students in the court decisions.
11:00 am
UA Little Rock Downtown
Tales of a Wandering Microbiologist
Chancellor Andrew Rogerson has spent 30 years as a research and professor where he worked on a range of research projects involving microbes. He describes his work in engaging the possibility of the invisible.
12:00 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.
01:00 pm
Plain Talk
Taking West Rock: The Removal of Little Rock's Westernmost Black Suburb
Dr. Brian Mitchell, of the UA Little Rock History Department, discusses the West Rock community, an area in Little Rock that provided affordable housing for African American domestic and service labor employees.
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
She Persisted Around the World
Chelsea Clinton shares her new book that celebrates women from around the world who changed the course of history.
05:00 pm
EARTHtalk!
Abandoned Oil and Gas Wells
Dr. Jason Patton talks about the more than one million abandoned oil and gas wells in our country. Many of these wells were drilled long before any industry regulation. And this is causing problems. Dr. Patton is a Professor of Geology at Arkansas Tech University.
06:00 pm
Clinton School
The Schoolhouse Gate: Public Education, the Supreme Court, and the Battle for America's Constitutional Rights
Law professor Justin Driver talks about his book that aims to vindicate the rights of public school students in the court decisions.
07:00 pm
UA Little Rock Downtown
Tales of a Wandering Microbiologist
Chancellor Andrew Rogerson has spent 30 years as a research and professor where he worked on a range of research projects involving microbes. He describes his work in engaging the possibility of the invisible.
08:00 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
Inside Art
Metalsmithing with David Clemons
UALR Artist in Residence, David Clemons discusses the art of metalsmithing.
09:30 pm
Plain Talk
Taking West Rock: The Removal of Little Rock's Westernmost Black Suburb
Dr. Brian Mitchell, of the UA Little Rock History Department, discusses the West Rock community, an area in Little Rock that provided affordable housing for African American domestic and service labor employees.
10:30 pm
Center Stage
UA Little Rock Community Chorus
The Fall 2018 Community Chorus Concert
11:00 pm
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
03:00 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.
04:00 am
Plain Talk
Taking West Rock: The Removal of Little Rock's Westernmost Black Suburb
Dr. Brian Mitchell, of the UA Little Rock History Department, discusses the West Rock community, an area in Little Rock that provided affordable housing for African American domestic and service labor employees.
04:45 am
The Night Sky
How Henrietta Leavitt Changed Our Understanding of the Universe
Henrietta Leavitt was an American astronomer who discovered the relation between luminosity and Cepheid variables. Darrell Heath explains the importance of this discovery in this episode of "The Night Sky".
05:00 am
Clinton School
Vital Voices: The Power of Women Leading Change Around the World
Alyse Nelson is president and CEO of Vital Voices, a non-profit that has worked to bring together women to become change agents in their governments.
05:30 am
UA Little Rock Downtown
Tales of a Wandering Microbiologist
Chancellor Andrew Rogerson has spent 30 years as a research and professor where he worked on a range of research projects involving microbes. He describes his work in engaging the possibility of the invisible.
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
Applied Communication
Embracing Super Hybridity: Implications for a positive World.
Dr. Avinash Thombre explores how to create a better social world through hybrid cultures.
10:00 am
Evenings With History
Truth and Deception in Early Medieval Law
Dr. Michael Heil explains how deception was rampant in the Medieval time period and what was done by lawmakers to discover the truth.
11:00 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.
12:00 pm
Plain Talk
Taking West Rock: The Removal of Little Rock's Westernmost Black Suburb
Dr. Brian Mitchell, of the UA Little Rock History Department, discusses the West Rock community, an area in Little Rock that provided affordable housing for African American domestic and service labor employees.
12:45 pm
The Night Sky
How Henrietta Leavitt Changed Our Understanding of the Universe
Henrietta Leavitt was an American astronomer who discovered the relation between luminosity and Cepheid variables. Darrell Heath explains the importance of this discovery in this episode of "The Night Sky".
01:00 pm
UA Little Rock Downtown
Tales of a Wandering Microbiologist
Chancellor Andrew Rogerson has spent 30 years as a research and professor where he worked on a range of research projects involving microbes. He describes his work in engaging the possibility of the invisible.
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 Schoolhouse Gate: Public Education, the Supreme Court, and the Battle for America's Constitutional Rights
Law professor Justin Driver talks about his book that aims to vindicate the rights of public school students in the court decisions.
05:00 pm
Applied Communication
Embracing Super Hybridity: Implications for a positive World.
Dr. Avinash Thombre explores how to create a better social world through hybrid cultures.
06:00 pm
Evenings With History
Truth and Deception in Early Medieval Law
Dr. Michael Heil explains how deception was rampant in the Medieval time period and what was done by lawmakers to discover the truth.
07:00 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.
08:00 pm
Plain Talk
Taking West Rock: The Removal of Little Rock's Westernmost Black Suburb
Dr. Brian Mitchell, of the UA Little Rock History Department, discusses the West Rock community, an area in Little Rock that provided affordable housing for African American domestic and service labor employees.
08:45 pm
The Night Sky
How Henrietta Leavitt Changed Our Understanding of the Universe
Henrietta Leavitt was an American astronomer who discovered the relation between luminosity and Cepheid variables. Darrell Heath explains the importance of this discovery in this episode of "The Night Sky".
09:00 pm
Clinton School
Vital Voices: The Power of Women Leading Change Around the World
Alyse Nelson is president and CEO of Vital Voices, a non-profit that has worked to bring together women to become change agents in their governments.
09:30 pm
UA Little Rock Downtown
Tales of a Wandering Microbiologist
Chancellor Andrew Rogerson has spent 30 years as a research and professor where he worked on a range of research projects involving microbes. He describes his work in engaging the possibility of the invisible.
10:30 pm
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
03:00 am
Clinton School
How to Decimate a City
Alana Semuels is a journalist for The Atlantic. She discusses how the building of an elevated highway through Syracuse created white flight and the worst slum problem in America.
03:30 am
Center Stage
Chinese Folk Orchestra
A wonderful selection of traditional folk and contemporary music performed on Chinese Folk instruments. by the Chinese Folk Orchestra from Qingdao University of Science and Technology.
05:00 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.
05:30 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.
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 Schoolhouse Gate: Public Education, the Supreme Court, and the Battle for America's Constitutional Rights
Law professor Justin Driver talks about his book that aims to vindicate the rights of public school students in the court decisions.
10:00 am
Center Stage
Collage! A Musical Celebration
Featuring pieces from the UALR Concert Choir, UALR Wind Ensemble, UALR Piano Ensemble, and more!
10:45 am
Clinton School
How to Decimate a City
Alana Semuels is a journalist for The Atlantic. She discusses how the building of an elevated highway through Syracuse created white flight and the worst slum problem in America.
11:30 am
Center Stage
Chinese Folk Orchestra
A wonderful selection of traditional folk and contemporary music performed on Chinese Folk instruments. by the Chinese Folk Orchestra from Qingdao University of Science and Technology.
01:00 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.
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
UA Little Rock Downtown
Tales of a Wandering Microbiologist
Chancellor Andrew Rogerson has spent 30 years as a research and professor where he worked on a range of research projects involving microbes. He describes his work in engaging the possibility of the invisible.
05:00 pm
Clinton School
The Schoolhouse Gate: Public Education, the Supreme Court, and the Battle for America's Constitutional Rights
Law professor Justin Driver talks about his book that aims to vindicate the rights of public school students in the court decisions.
06:00 pm
Center Stage
Collage! A Musical Celebration
Featuring pieces from the UALR Concert Choir, UALR Wind Ensemble, UALR Piano Ensemble, and more!
06:45 pm
Clinton School
How to Decimate a City
Alana Semuels is a journalist for The Atlantic. She discusses how the building of an elevated highway through Syracuse created white flight and the worst slum problem in America.
07:30 pm
Center Stage
Chinese Folk Orchestra
A wonderful selection of traditional folk and contemporary music performed on Chinese Folk instruments. by the Chinese Folk Orchestra from Qingdao University of Science and Technology.
09:00 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.
09:30 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.
10:30 pm
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
03:00 am
Center Stage
UALR Fall Guitar Ensemble Fall 2011
The UALR 2011 fall concert
04:00 am
Clinton School
Media Stereotypes and their Role in Racial Healing and Equity
Dr. Travis Dixon from UCLA discusses the portrayal of minorities in the media.
05:00 am
On Campus
Visualizing Mexican Migration: Historical Context and Contemporary Flows
Dr. Gilberto Cárdenas is a researcher studies immigration, race and ethnic relations, and visual sociology.
06:00 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.
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
On Campus
A reading by Poet and Novelist Victoria Redel
Victoria Redel is the author of books of poetry and fiction. Her novel, "Loverboy" was adapted for a feature film.
10:00 am
Clinton School
Stories that Change Hearts, Minds, and Policies
October is Advocacy and Organizing Month in Arkansas. These stores are told to inspire and build understanding.
10:45 am
Center Stage
UALR Fall Guitar Ensemble Fall 2011
The UALR 2011 fall concert
12:00 pm
Clinton School
Media Stereotypes and their Role in Racial Healing and Equity
Dr. Travis Dixon from UCLA discusses the portrayal of minorities in the media.
01:00 pm
On Campus
Visualizing Mexican Migration: Historical Context and Contemporary Flows
Dr. Gilberto Cárdenas is a researcher studies immigration, race and ethnic relations, and visual sociology.
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
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 pm
On Campus
A reading by Poet and Novelist Victoria Redel
Victoria Redel is the author of books of poetry and fiction. Her novel, "Loverboy" was adapted for a feature film.
06:00 pm
Clinton School
Stories that Change Hearts, Minds, and Policies
October is Advocacy and Organizing Month in Arkansas. These stores are told to inspire and build understanding.
06:45 pm
Center Stage
UALR Fall Guitar Ensemble Fall 2011
The UALR 2011 fall concert
08:00 pm
Clinton School
Media Stereotypes and their Role in Racial Healing and Equity
Dr. Travis Dixon from UCLA discusses the portrayal of minorities in the media.
09:00 pm
On Campus
Visualizing Mexican Migration: Historical Context and Contemporary Flows
Dr. Gilberto Cárdenas is a researcher studies immigration, race and ethnic relations, and visual sociology.
10:00 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.
11:00 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
The Folklorist
Deborah Sampson Continental Army Solider
Deborah Sampson was the first female soldier in the Revolutionary War in 1781.
05:15 am
The Folklorist
Deborah Sampson Continental Army Solider
Deborah Sampson was the first female soldier in the Revolutionary War in 1781.
05:30 am
Clinton School
The Schoolhouse Gate: Public Education, the Supreme Court, and the Battle for America's Constitutional Rights
Law professor Justin Driver talks about his book that aims to vindicate the rights of public school students in the court decisions.
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
Affordable Care Act & Recent Court Ruling
John DiPippa, Distinguished Professor of Law and Public Policy, discusses the ruling by a federal judge in Texas that found the Affordable Care Act's individual coverage mandate is unconstitutional
10:00 am
UA Little Rock Downtown
Tales of a Wandering Microbiologist
Chancellor Andrew Rogerson has spent 30 years as a research and professor where he worked on a range of research projects involving microbes. He describes his work in engaging the possibility of the invisible.
11:00 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.
01:00 pm
Clinton School
The Schoolhouse Gate: Public Education, the Supreme Court, and the Battle for America's Constitutional Rights
Law professor Justin Driver talks about his book that aims to vindicate the rights of public school students in the court decisions.
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
Earthtalk!
Medical Geology: The Connection Between Geology and Health
UALR professor Dr. Laura Ruhl talks about Medical Geology, the science that deals with the relationships between geologic materials and humans.
05:00 pm
Clinton School
Affordable Care Act & Recent Court Ruling
John DiPippa, Distinguished Professor of Law and Public Policy, discusses the ruling by a federal judge in Texas that found the Affordable Care Act's individual coverage mandate is unconstitutional
06:00 pm
UA Little Rock Downtown
Tales of a Wandering Microbiologist
Chancellor Andrew Rogerson has spent 30 years as a research and professor where he worked on a range of research projects involving microbes. He describes his work in engaging the possibility of the invisible.
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
The Folklorist
Deborah Sampson Continental Army Solider
Deborah Sampson was the first female soldier in the Revolutionary War in 1781.
09:30 pm
Clinton School
The Schoolhouse Gate: Public Education, the Supreme Court, and the Battle for America's Constitutional Rights
Law professor Justin Driver talks about his book that aims to vindicate the rights of public school students in the court decisions.
10:30 pm
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
03:00 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.
04:00 am
UA Little Rock Downtown
Tales of a Wandering Microbiologist
Chancellor Andrew Rogerson has spent 30 years as a research and professor where he worked on a range of research projects involving microbes. He describes his work in engaging the possibility of the invisible.
05:00 am
Clinton School
Tiny House Nation
John Weisbarth and Zack Griffin hosts of "Tiny House Nation" discuss the creativity in designing small living spaces.
06:00 am
Center Stage
Artspree - Classical Guitarist Florian Larousse
Florian Larousse was the winner of the 2009 Guitar Foundation International concert Artist Competition.
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
Real World Writing Instruction
Dr. Rebecca Harper shares her strategies on ways to teach writing to today's students.
09:45 am
Evenings With History
Bajo de campana: Living 'Under the Bell'
Dr. Kristin Mann explains how bells were essential communication tools in the early modern Spanish empire.
10:30 am
Center Stage
UALR Concert Choir 2009 Fall Concert
The UALR Concert Choir, Chamber Choir and Community Choir perform Haydn's "Te Deum"
11:00 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.
12:00 pm
UA Little Rock Downtown
Tales of a Wandering Microbiologist
Chancellor Andrew Rogerson has spent 30 years as a research and professor where he worked on a range of research projects involving microbes. He describes his work in engaging the possibility of the invisible.
01:00 pm
Clinton School
Tiny House Nation
John Weisbarth and Zack Griffin hosts of "Tiny House Nation" discuss the creativity in designing small living spaces.
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
Clinton School
Privacy in the Age of Big Data
Former White House Chief Information Officer, Theresa Payton talks about data collection in this age of digital surveillance
05:00 pm
Clinton School
Real World Writing Instruction
Dr. Rebecca Harper shares her strategies on ways to teach writing to today's students.
05:45 pm
Evenings With History
Bajo de campana: Living 'Under the Bell'
Dr. Kristin Mann explains how bells were essential communication tools in the early modern Spanish empire.
06:30 pm
Center Stage
UALR Concert Choir 2009 Fall Concert
The UALR Concert Choir, Chamber Choir and Community Choir perform Haydn's "Te Deum"
07:00 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.
08:00 pm
UA Little Rock Downtown
Tales of a Wandering Microbiologist
Chancellor Andrew Rogerson has spent 30 years as a research and professor where he worked on a range of research projects involving microbes. He describes his work in engaging the possibility of the invisible.
09:00 pm
Clinton School
Tiny House Nation
John Weisbarth and Zack Griffin hosts of "Tiny House Nation" discuss the creativity in designing small living spaces.
10:00 pm
Center Stage
Artspree - Classical Guitarist Florian Larousse
Florian Larousse was the winner of the 2009 Guitar Foundation International concert Artist Competition.
11:00 pm
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
03:00 am
"Center Stage
Artspree - ""You Oughta Be in Pictures""
American popular songs and show tunes are performed cabaret style by Benjamin Sears and Bradford Conner."
04:30 am
Clinton School
The Education of a Black Radical
D'Army Bailey discusses his book about his time as the president of his freshman class at Southern University in 1960.
05:30 am
On Campus
Jackhammered; A Life of Adventure
Former Congressman Ed Bethune reads from his memoir. He talks about his congressional career as well as his years as an FBI agent and prosecuting attorney.
06:30 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
UA Little Rock Downtown
Tales of a Wandering Microbiologist
Chancellor Andrew Rogerson has spent 30 years as a research and professor where he worked on a range of research projects involving microbes. He describes his work in engaging the possibility of the invisible.
10:00 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.
11:00 am
"Center Stage
Artspree - ""You Oughta Be in Pictures""
American popular songs and show tunes are performed cabaret style by Benjamin Sears and Bradford Conner."
12:30 pm
Clinton School
The Education of a Black Radical
D'Army Bailey discusses his book about his time as the president of his freshman class at Southern University in 1960.
01:30 pm
Today's Garden
Today's Garden with Janet Carson
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
Clinton School
Revitalizing Communities
Panel discussion on the importance of preserving and revitalizing neighborhoods. On the panel - Patricia Blick, Dan Fowler, Stacy Hurst and Chad Young.
05:00 pm
UA Little Rock Downtown
Tales of a Wandering Microbiologist
Chancellor Andrew Rogerson has spent 30 years as a research and professor where he worked on a range of research projects involving microbes. He describes his work in engaging the possibility of the invisible.
06:00 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.
07:00 pm
"Center Stage
Artspree - ""You Oughta Be in Pictures""
American popular songs and show tunes are performed cabaret style by Benjamin Sears and Bradford Conner."
08:30 pm
Clinton School
The Education of a Black Radical
D'Army Bailey discusses his book about his time as the president of his freshman class at Southern University in 1960.
09:30 pm
On Campus
Jackhammered; A Life of Adventure
Former Congressman Ed Bethune reads from his memoir. He talks about his congressional career as well as his years as an FBI agent and prosecuting attorney.
10:30 pm
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
03:00 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.
04:00 am
Center Stage
Bodyworks 2017
UA Little Rock Spring 2017 Dance Concert
05:30 am
Clinton School
Introduction to Creative Placemaking: Community Revitalization Fund
Alex Holland helps design federal programs and interagency initiative to enhance economic opportunity in under served areas.
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
Today's Garden
Today's Garden with Janet Carson
09:30 am
On Campus
A reading by Poet and Novelist Victoria Redel
Victoria Redel is the author of books of poetry and fiction. Her novel, "Loverboy" was adapted for a feature film.
10:30 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.
11:30 am
Center Stage
Bodyworks 2017
UA Little Rock Spring 2017 Dance Concert
01:00 pm
Clinton School
Introduction to Creative Placemaking: Community Revitalization Fund
Alex Holland helps design federal programs and interagency initiative to enhance economic opportunity in under served areas.
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
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
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.
06:00 pm
On Campus
A reading by Poet and Novelist Victoria Redel
Victoria Redel is the author of books of poetry and fiction. Her novel, "Loverboy" was adapted for a feature film.
07:00 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.
08:00 pm
Center Stage
Bodyworks 2017
UA Little Rock Spring 2017 Dance Concert
09:30 pm
Clinton School
Introduction to Creative Placemaking: Community Revitalization Fund
Alex Holland helps design federal programs and interagency initiative to enhance economic opportunity in under served areas.
10:30 pm
Classic Arts Showcase
Music, Visual Arts and Film Shorts
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