‘Operation Finale’ tells the gripping story of Nazi Adolf Eichmann’s long-awaited capture in Buenos Aries in 1960. Although this true tale is fictionalized and dramatized in order to make the emotions of both Eichmann and his capturers the focal point, director Chris Weitz does a good job of telling this important story. The core of […]
‘Searching’ is an innovative thriller that allows the digital technology we use in our everyday lives to reveal its dark plot. The film first introduces us to the Kim family, via David Kim’s desktop. What we discover is a happy California family, but within the first 15 minutes, we become witnesses to emails and Google […]
The Sequoyah National Research Center is hosting “Patriot Nations: Native Americans in Our Nation’s Armed Forces,” an exhibit created by the Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian. The exhibit, which opens Sep. 5 and ends Nov. 30, details the history of American Indians and Alaskan Natives who have served in the military from the […]
“Crazy Rich Asians” had a crazy rich first weekend at the box office and after seeing the exceptionally talked about movie, it’s easy to see why it has already reached $76 million at the box office. It’s hard to decide if the film provokes more laughter or tears from its audience, but one thing’s for […]
The President of the SGA, Mat Wheeler, has officially resigned his position. Wheeler’s decision was confirmed Wednesday afternoon by Student Experience Director and SGA Advisor Jenny Dodson, who received his Letter of Resignation on Sunday. In his resignation letter, Wheeler cited scheduling conflicts as a primary reason for stepping down. “The time commitment the job requires […]
Kappa Sigma’s Theta Eta chapter presented the “Take The Lead Scholarship” to three individuals this Tuesday at the Kappa Sigma lodge. The purpose of Take the Lead is to “recognize the importance of the next generation of leaders on campus and in the community,” said Scholarship Chair Chris Stephens. “The three candidates selected were all […]
Here at UA Little Rock, the new year brought new food places. One such place is the new and improved replacement for the Trojan Grill, the WOW Cafe. This facility opened on Sunday, August 19 to the public, but I was able to get a free preview meal two days before the big reveal. The […]
Little Rock (LR) soccer (2-1-1) defeated the Arkansas-Pine Bluff Golden Lions (0-1-0) 7-0 Sunday night at the Coleman Sports and Recreation Complex. The Trojans got off to a fast start with junior Maeve Burger scoring within the first two minutes of the game. The offensive effort was plentiful for the Trojans with Burger scoring a […]
Thursday night, Little Rock (LR) Athletics hosted their annual “Little Rock Trojans Day” block party in Downtown Little Rock. The party, outside of Dugan’s Pub, saw the first performances of the LR Pep Band, as well as the dance team. Hundreds of athletes, students, and fans attended, with drinks, snacks, games, and music spread out […]
Festivities, activities, and workshops abound as UA Little Rock welcomes over 11,000 new and returning students to campus. “Trojan Daze,” as the University calls its welcome week, started Aug. 16, with Move-in Day, and ends Aug. 25 with a Student Leadership Retreat. Some of the highlights have included Freshman Convocation, a block party, an […]