University of Arkansas at Little Rock

For many students, concerns about dining options, academics, or campus life can feel difficult to address. At UA Little Rock, the Student Government Association (SGA) serves as a bridge between students and university leadership, ensuring student voices are heard.

“SGA is often the difference between students having concerns and students having a voice,” said Ainsley Kendall, a management major and president of the Student Government Association.

“Whether it’s dining, academics, or campus life, we take student feedback directly to university leadership and push for action.”

Student Government Association Gives Students a Voice at UA Little Rock For many students, concerns about dining options, academics, or campus life can feel difficult to address. At UA Little Rock, the Student Government Association (SGA) serves as a bridge between ... Student Government Association Gives Students a Voice at UA Little Rock

UA Little Rock is making its largest investment in graduate assistant stipends in more than a decade, increasing financial support for master’s and doctoral students beginning this fall.

Beginning in Fall 2026, the university will raise the minimum stipend for master’s-level graduate assistants from $8,000 to $10,000 for a nine-month appointment. Doctoral-level graduate assistants will see their minimum stipend increase from $13,000 to $15,000.

Graduate assistantships allow students to pursue advanced degrees while gaining hands-on experience in research, teaching, and university operations. In addition to a stipend, assistantships may include tuition benefits that help offset the cost of graduate school.

UA Little Rock Increases Financial Support for Graduate Assistantships UA Little Rock is making its largest investment in graduate assistant stipends in more than a decade, increasing financial support for master’s and doctoral students beginning this fall. Beginning in ... UA Little Rock Increases Financial Support for Graduate Assistantships

All smiles as we welcomed our incoming Trojans to campus today! ❤️

We're so excited to have you join the Trojan family and can't wait to see you back on campus this fall. See you soon!

Joining a fraternity or sorority is a unique opportunity for students to build lifelong friendships, develop leadership skills, and grow both in and out of the classroom.

UA Little Rock’s fraternities and sororities are committed to academic success, community service, and fostering strong bonds of brotherhood and sisterhood.

Our campus has four governing councils:

• College Panhellenic Council (CPC)

• Interfraternity Council (IFC)

• Multi-Greek Council (MGC)

• National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC)

Learn more at ualr.at/greeks

A week ago, they were strangers from communities across Arkansas. By the end of the AI Hackathon and HealthTech at UA Little Rock, they had become teammates, innovators, and problem-solvers tackling real healthcare challenges.

1st Place ($10,000): Resonate — Developed by Aras Erdag, Brodie Smith, Cami Gonzalez, Satya Achanti, Shreyan Movva, Joshua Davis, Koree Arndt, and Tanvi Virani, Resonate uses AI-powered voice analysis and personalized music therapy to improve care and quality of life for people living with Alzheimer’s disease and dementia.

2nd Place ($5,000): InsuraMatch — Created by Blessing Itodo, Dilasa Yaman, Eric Wang, Ishmam Solaiman, Krish Mehta, Pfeiffer Slaveski, and Yogi Patel, InsuraMatch helps users navigate health insurance through conversational AI, educational tools, and plan comparisons.

3rd Place ($3,000): Materna — Developed by Ali Rizwan, Alyson Chapman, Sach Gulmammadov, Isidora Adeloa, Ivonne Barbosa-Melgarejo, Ksh*tiz Khatiwada, and Pronita Ghimire, Materna combines wearable technology and AI-powered monitoring to expand access to prenatal care for women in rural communities.
Over the course of one week, students transformed ideas into prototypes, business plans, and presentations addressing healthcare challenges across Arkansas.

Arkansas Students Reimagine Healthcare at UA Little Rock AI Hackathon A week ago, they were strangers from communities across Arkansas. By the end of the AI Hackathon and HealthTech at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock, they had become ... Arkansas Students Reimagine Healthcare at UA Little Rock AI Hackathon

The University of Arkansas at Little Rock has announced the students who have been named to the Dean’s List for the Spring 2026 semester.

The list recognizes undergraduate students who have achieved a high GPA while enrolled in a minimum of nine credit hours of study for the semester.

The Spring 2026 Dean’s List honors more than 1,800 students who achieved at least a 3.5 GPA for the semester.

UA Little Rock Announces Spring 2026 Dean's List The University of Arkansas at Little Rock has announced the students who have been named to the Dean’s List for the Spring 2026 semester. The list recognizes undergraduate students who ... UA Little Rock Announces Spring 2026 Dean’s List

The University of Arkansas at Little Rock has announced the hard-working students who have made the Spring 2026 Chancellor’s List.

UA Little Rock recognizes superior academic performance at the end of each semester. The Chancellor’s List recognizes undergraduate students who have achieved a GPA of at least 3.9 while enrolled in a minimum of nine credit hours of study.

More than 900 UA Little Rock students were named to the Chancellor’s List for the Spring 2026 semester.

UA Little Rock Announces Spring Chancellor's List The University of Arkansas at Little Rock has announced the hard-working students who have made the Spring 2026 Chancellor’s List. UA Little Rock recognizes superior academic performance at the end ... UA Little Rock Announces Spring Chancellor’s List

A new exhibit commemorating America’s approaching semiquincentennial is now on display at the Arkansas State Capitol, thanks to a unique collaboration between UA Little Rock students and faculty and partners in the Secretary of State’s Office.

The exhibit, 250 Years of American Symbols, explores the history and meaning of iconic symbols throughout the nation’s history. It will be on display in the Capitol fourth-floor gallery through early September as part of the statewide America250 celebration.
At the center of the project is Dr. Kristin Dutcher Mann, a professor of history, whose research on the Arkansas Liberty Bell Replica inspired the larger exhibit.

History students Sydney Evans, Dawson Arnold, Tamara Riddle, and Amy Stabila, along with graphic design student Jadon Parks, researched artifacts, wrote exhibit text, coordinated museum and archive loans, designed display panels, and helped install the exhibit in the Capitol gallery, gaining hands-on experience beyond the classroom.

UA Little Rock Students and Faculty Lead America250 Symbols Exhibit at Arkansas State Capitol A new exhibit commemorating America’s approaching semiquincentennial is now on display at the Arkansas State Capitol, thanks to a unique collaboration between the University of Arkansas at Little Rock students ... UA Little Rock Students and Faculty Lead America250 Symbols Exhibit at Arkansas Stat...