The University of Arkansas Board of Trustees approved budgets for its campuses Friday, including a modest budget increase for the Clinton School despite no increase in tuition.
Read MoreStudents Work on Grand Opening of Heifer Village
As Heifer International prepares to open their new educational facility in Little Rock – Heifer Village – the Clinton School would like to help celebrate by recognizing the hard work of a 2008-2009 practicum team.
Read MoreStudent Gives Fun Trivia for the Day
Clinton School student Adam Penman is working with the Czech Development Agency in Prague this summer to complete his International Public Service Project. Specifically, he is working on analyzing international aid from the Czech Republic to Serbia and Kosovo.
Read MoreFifth Class Announced
We just announced our fifth and largest class, which will begin at the Clinton School this fall. The 36 students represent 17 states and 5 countries.
Read MoreUpdate From Sweden
Meanwhile, I have just finished my fourth week working with the Tällberg Foundation in Stockholm, Sweden. It has been an odd experience to watch the end of the semester from afar as my classmates are anticipating their projects and the possibilities that lie ahead, and I am completely engrossed in the middle of my project in Stockholm, Sweden.
Read MoreQ&A with the Dean
After the busy final weeks of classes and graduation, Dean Rutherford had a chance to respond to some of the questions that have come his way:
Read MoreIncoming Student Featured
Incoming Clinton School student, UALR Bowen Law School student and Little Rock Film Festival director Jack Lofton landed on the cover of this week’s SYNC Magazine as Central Arkansas gears up its third film festival.
Read MoreStudents Advocate for Service Learning
Several Clinton School students have created an education policy memo on service learning which was sent this week to local state and federal entities.
Read MoreKickball Champs
The inaugural Clinton School Kickball Team has officially ended its undefeated run as the conference champions of the 2009 spring season.
Read MoreMeeting Beatrice
Retired teachers Sarah Katherine Kelly from Mountain Home and Nancy Massey from Bentonville stopped by today for a much-anticipated meeting with Clinton School student Beatrice Biira, subject of the bestselling children’s book, “Beatrice’s Goat.”
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