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UALR鈥檚 Middle Eastern Studies Program is hosting a series of films from Monday to Wednesday, Oct. 17 to 19, followed by discussions led by 聽members of the Middle Eastern Studies … Film Series Portrays Middle Eastern Life, Culture

Iota Mu, UALR鈥檚 chapter of Pi Sigma Alpha, the national political science honor society, has been selected to receive one of its Best Chapter Awards for 2010-2011.

Members of the UALR chapter of the international studies honor society Sigma Iota Rho and the university鈥檚 International Studies Program will present a panel discussion at noon Friday, May 6, … Panel to Discuss Aftermath of Bin Laden’s Death

Harold and Syble Gwatney, parents of the late state senator and Democratic Party chair Bill Gwatney, have presented UALR with an additional gift of $50,000 to increase the endowment of … Gwatney Family Extends Memorial Scholarship

Israeli journalist Gil Hoffman, chief political correspondent and analyst for the Jerusalem Post, will present a lecture, 鈥淲hat the Future Holds: An Insider鈥檚 Look Middle East Politics,鈥� at 2 p.m. Thursday, March 31, in UALR鈥檚 EIT auditorium.

UALR professors with strong ties to Egypt and the Middle East will comment on what the future may hold for the country and its effect on the U.S. in a … Egypt Panel Rescheduled for Noon Friday

UALR professors with strong ties to the Middle East will discuss what the future may hold for Egypt in a panel discussion Friday, Feb. 4.

A panel discussion that asks 鈥淚s Islam a Threat?鈥� will be held from noon to 1:30 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 17, in the Leadership Lounge in the Donaghey Student Center as … Int鈥檒 Celebration Week Finishes with Panel, Dinner

James Sherk, senior policy analyst in labor economics at the Heritage Foundation, a conservative think tank based in Washington, D.C., will speak at UALR at 11 a.m. Monday, Nov. 15 … Heritage Foundation Labor Analyst to Speak Nov. 15

The votes have been counted — or most of them聽— and the results are in: the Republicans have gained control of the House and the Democrats have lost a few … The Morning After: UALR Politicos Look Ahead