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O. Jerome Green's death was announced through a press release posted on Facebook Monday morning.
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The University of Arkansas at Little Rock is hosting a celebration of the total solar eclipse. The April 8 event is free and open to the public.
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Republican Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin is working to stop efforts to cancel student debt.
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Hendrix College students say they're worried marginalized groups will lose support as the office is renamed "Multicultural Student Services" and a key senior administration role appears to be gone.
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The sale of the proposed Little Rock-based campus for the about-to-be-formed dental and veterinary schools at Lyon College in Batesville has fallen apart.
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Students at UA Little Rock next year will have the chance to get their four-year college degree entirely paid for.
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The University of Arkansas, Fayetteville and the Indigenous Food and Agriculture Initiative announced the creation of a new grant-funded position focused on supporting Native American students.
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State lawmakers questioned higher education officials over their DEI initiatives in a legislative committee meeting on Monday.
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Student loan payments resume in October after a three-year pandemic-related pause.
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High school students across the state will now have another opportunity to go to college even if their parents are unable to financially support them.