Join us tonight for the first annual “Bids By the Bridge” silent auction tonight at 6:00 p.m. at Sturgis Hall. The auction will benefit organizations that have partnered with Clinton School students this year on public service projects.
Read MoreCenter on Philanthropy Concludes Dialogue on Race
The Center on Community Philanthropy concluded its two-day conference featuring a dialogue on race and equity in the South on Friday with a lecture from Dr. David Williams of Harvard University.
Read MoreFirst Lady Ginger Beebe Hosts Students
The students made paper Flat Stanleys, the popular, “flat” children’s book character who mails himself around the world to learn about different people and cultures. The students will take pictures with Flat Stanley in places around the world so Mrs. Beebe can share his experiences with elementary students when they return.
Read MoreCenter on Community Philanthropy to Host Dialogue on Race
The Clinton School’s Center on Community Philanthropy will host the first in a series of conversations on the issues of race and equity in the South on Thursday and Friday in Little Rock.
Read MoreBreyer Discusses Views on Democracy
Breyer spoke to a crowd of more than 650 people about his new book, “Making Our Democracy Work: A Judge’s View,” which examines the role of the Court and its authority in American democracy.
Read MoreStudent Takes 2nd Place on Jeopardy
We hosted a watch party Tuesday for Clinton School student Cory Biggs (’11) who was a contestant on Jeopardy. Biggs took home second place and over $4,000 on the pre-taped show and enjoyed watching his appearance with his friends and classmates.
Read MoreThis Week at the Clinton School
– Justice Breyer will discuss his book “Making Our Democracy Work: A Judge’s View,” in which he advocates a pragmatic approach to democracy that applies constitutional values to ever-changing circumstances. A chapter in the book focuses on the 1957 desegregation crisis at Little Rock Central High School.
Read MoreStudent Helps Prepare State for Health Insurance Database
Since January, Clinton School student Lindsey Johnson has been researching legislation that will enable consumers and policymakers to understand the real costs of health care services in Arkansas.
Read MoreGrad Recognized for Human Resources Work
Clinton School graduate Octave Ellis (’07) has received recognition for his work as a human resources specialist for the Superior Court System of the District of Columbia.
Read MoreClinton School Lecture Published
International food policy consultant David Lambert, who gave a Clinton School lecture about ending global hunger in September, has his remarks published in the latest edition of the Journal of Food Law and Policy. Follow the link to view a PDF of the publication: Food Law Journal
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