Hughes will present “Through the Heart of the City: I-630 and the Re-segregation of Little Rock” at 5 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 7, in Mullins Library Room 130. This event is free and open to the public. …Continue Reading Hughes to Present on Re-Segregation of Little Rock Nov. 7
The University Libraries have appointed two associate deans: Lori Birrell and Joel Thornton….Continue Reading Birrell, Thornton Appointed Associate Deans for University Libraries
Doctoral candidate Will Teague will present “Deportation as Diplomacy: Carter and the US-Iranian Relationship” at 5 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 10, in the Special Collections reading room. This event is free and open to the public. …Continue Reading Graduate Student Will Teague to Speak at Mullins Library Oct. 10
Virgil L. Baker was a long-time author, playwright, and educator at the University of Arkansas, and took the lead (pun intended) on creating and advocating for the University’s drama program….Continue Reading Beginning of Drama: The Virgil L. Baker Papers
An exhibit is now up in Mullins Library with materials related to the Elaine Race Massacre of 1919, in which as many as 200 African American people were killed….Continue Reading Elaine Massacre Exhibit on Display in Mullins Library
Learn about local photographer C. E. Watton’s work in this blog post by Katrina Windon. …Continue Reading University Work a Specialty: Photographer C. E. Watton’s Imprint on Fayetteville