The 2012 spring semester is slated to usher in the completion of construction projects included in the 2005 Campus Master Plan, an ongoing vision of aesthetic and academic improvement for UALR.
Read the full story »New English department faculty member Laura Barrio-Vilar will offer a course that not only delves into African-American literature, but also explores the genre as it relates to political activism, social justice and the local community.
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If you look at the Cloud Nothings DNA, there are many, many strands. It’s a potent mix of punk with a dash of grunge thrown in and the whole thing is supported by a frame …
How much is your safety worth? What price would you pay to help ensure you make it to see tomorrow?
What good is it to belong to a religion if it does nothing for you?
I am writing to express my concern about the grievous misuse of the English language on this campus. I am specifically referring the naming of the new shuttle bus service on campus, …
Comedic college dating coaches Dave and Ethan have been taking college campuses by storm, using comedy and improv theater to bring humor to a sometimes sensitive subject for students.
During their first meeting of the 2012 Spring semester on Wednesday, Jan. 18, UALR’s Student Government Association announced details about this year’s “Big Event” and the completion of last year’s campaign goals.
Ottenheimer Library, along with Government Documents Librarian Karen Russ, has been recognized for outstanding public service by the Federal Depository Library Program, part of the U.S. Government Printing Office.
Nestled behind the Ozark Point water tower in the quaint community of Hillcrest lies a beautiful location that is unknown or largely ignored by the bulk of Little Rock residents. Stone paths and fresh grass …
Getting ready to stand on the scale for her first UALR Biggest Loser weigh-in, Nicole Freeman talks about how her weight has yo-yoed since she was on the swim team in high school. “It’s really …
As a college student on a small budget, I’m often asking myself, “Can I really afford to do this or have that right now?”