The SGA elected and swore in sophomore Stuti Chatterjee to the position of senator-at-large. “I would like to join SGA in order to gain networking and leadership skills for the future,” Chatterjee said. Chatterjee, who is majoring in biology and chemistry, is a part of the Biology Club and Pre-Health Club on campus. Her election […]
The Arkansas 2018 general election is set for Tuesday, Nov. 6, and here are the people on the ballot in Little Rock. U.S. House of Representatives — District 2 [Note: If you do not live in the Little Rock area, these candidates may differ. Find more voting info here.] Rep. French Hill — R French […]
The Ottenheimer Library once again transformed into “Hauntenheimer Library” for the campus to enjoy on Halloween. Students and faculty had the opportunity to take part in many fun activities located within the library. “We did the bean bag toss, spider rings, and got candy,” said freshman Ruby Trotter, “there was also a costume contest, which […]
If anything it was a champion. ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’ is a biopic over the hit 80s rock band Queen, primarily focusing on lead singer Freddie Mercury (played by ‘Mr. Robot”s Remi Malek) and following his life with the band, discovering his sexuality as well as his battle with AIDS. The movie shows nearly every aspect of […]
Little Rock (LR) volleyball team suffered their first home loss of the season on Tuesday, falling to rival Arkansas State three sets to zero. The Trojans are now 7-5 in the Sunbelt and 15-10 overall. Despite the loss, students and fans enjoyed the pep band, tank tops from the Maroon Mob, and a $100 Visa […]
On Oct. 25, Little Rock (LR) Athletics hosted the “Meet the Trojans” event at the Jack Stephens Center which highlighted the sports teams on campus and allowed fans to show their support for LR. Also, LR’s new mascot, Maximus, was revealed. The event kicked off with the introduction of the all the members of […]
A new exhibit celebrating the Mexican holiday Día de los Muertos (Day of the Day) has opened in the Ann Maners and Alex Pappas Gallery in the Fine Arts Building showcasing Mexican culture and international migration. Día de los Muertos is an annual holiday practiced by the indigenous communities of Mexico starting on October 31st through November […]
For the past three weeks, the Kappa Sigma fraternity at UA Little Rock has partnered with Chop Chop food truck to raise money in support of a good cause. The Military Heroes Campaign seeks to assist veterans with the struggles that they face after returning home. The Campaign is funded partially by fundraising done by local […]
UA Little Rock’s University Program Council [UPC] held their annual UPC week last week from Oct. 22 thru Oct. 26. Every day featured a different event, and all of the events were centered around the theme “Fall Festival”. UPC planned a great week of activities for all students on campus to enjoy all week long. […]
Following up from last week’s forum, several senators have begun the process of circulating a petition to see how many UALR students would like to see eStem students removed from college spaces, such as the cafeteria. In response to other concerns, the senate discussed forming a committee to rethink parking on campus. The SGA has […]