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Philander Smith University to Launch Nursing Program
The program, which will admit up to 50 students per year, aims to address the critical nursing shortage across the state. read more >
Phoenix Moves On From UA System, Agrees to $550M Deal With University of Idaho
The University of Idaho said it was approached by Phoenix about an affiliation in March, after the proposed deal with the UA System had come under scrutiny. read more >
A-State Moves Forward With Veterinary School
University leaders plan to present a full proposal to the state Department of Higher Education in late July. read more >
by Scott Carroll -
Lyon College Gets OK to Offer Dentistry, Veterinary Degrees
It brings the college a step closer to opening a campus in Little Rock. read more >
UAM to Offer State’s 1st All-Online Nursing-Public Health Master’s
The 37-credit hour program will begin in January. read more >
Lyon College Plans to Put Dental, Veterinary Schools on Heifer Campus
The college is partnering with OneHealth Education Group of Little Rock on the project. read more >
Arkansas Baptist College Off Probation; Former President Sues Over Dismissal
Former president Carlos Clark says he was "instrumental" in preventing further sanctions against the school. read more >
by Scott Carroll -
Learning Commission Reaffirms ATU Accreditation
Arkansas Tech University of Russellville says the state's Higher Learning Commission has reaffirmed its accreditation for another 10-year period. read more >
Arkansas Tech Welcomes First Class of Doctoral Students
Fourteen individuals have been selected as the first doctoral students in Arkansas Tech University history and are pursuing the doctor of education in school leadership degree. read more >
UA-Fort Smith Adds Master’s Program
The University of Arkansas-Fort Smith will offer its first master’s degree program beginning in the fall. read more >
by Alexis Crowe -
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