Before joining UA Little Rock in 2017, Cieslak taught history at the University at Buffalo, worked as a multilingual program coordinator at the Buffalo State Community Academic Center, and as a curatorial assistant at the Buffalo Architecture Center. read more >
Demand for engineers is up, and we’re out to supply graduates who will help build Arkansas’ economy. read more >
Historic demand is pushing an Arkansas company to strike up innovative workforce partnerships. read more >
Boone, a native of Fort Smith, has been a licensed architect for 30 years, with experience in multifamily housing, governmental, residential and K-12 education projects. read more >
The grant for the OutLaw Legal Society, which has about 50 members, was awarded by the nonprofit Arkansas Community Foundation. read more >
The longer a passage of text, the better the tool is at detecting if an AI or human wrote something. read more >
Along with training, the Community Development Pipeline program will provide technical assistance to community leaders in Washington and Benton counties. read more >
He'll be working with businesses to help their employees go to college. read more >
The new five-year program, called Bear Life, aims to decrease the achievement gap in retention and persistence rates for low-income students. read more >
Benjamin Gregory, Aaron Sanderson, Sam McGuire and Betsy Offutt have all been promoted. read more >
Could Arkansas colleges find opportunity in a nationwide electrical transformer shortage? read more >
DeProw became chancellor on Jan. 1, succeeding Margaret Ellibee, who retired in June. read more >
Dallas Beck, through subsidiaries, bought two in Fayetteville and one in Springdale for more than $22 million. read more >
One complaint dominates: The NCAA needs to provide clarity on what’s allowed to avoid putting student-athletes’ eligibility at stake. read more >
A $1 million grant will help University of Arkansas researchers design robotics for use in poultry processing plants. read more >
The degree was approved this month by the Higher Learning Commission. read more >
Delta Solar and school officials expect the system to save the district $1.5 million in energy costs over the two-decade-plus life of the array. read more >
Gains were reported in manufacturing and education, while retail payrolls declined. read more >
Their gifts will create the Jan Roberts Clark and Daniel R. Clark Endowment for University Libraries and will enable the acquisition of materials that support university-wide scholarship and research. read more >
The U.S. Supreme Court is scheduled to hear arguments next month over the extent to which federal law protects the tech industry from such claims when social media algorithms push potentially harmful content. read more >
