LaPierre is executive vice president and chief executive officer of the National Rifle Association of America, which advocates for the protection of the Second Amendment and promotes gun ownership.
Read MoreClinton School Speaker Series Passes Milestone
The University of Arkansas Clinton School of Public Service recently passed a major milestone when it hosted the 500th free lecture in the Clinton School Speaker Series.
Read MoreStudents to Defend Capstones
A group of Clinton School students will defend their final Capstone projects today to a group of fellow students and faculty. The students are set to graduate on May 14. Here’s a list of those defending their projects:
Read MoreStudents Raise Funds for AR Children’s Hospital
For the third consecutive year, Clinton School students helped raise funds for Arkansas Children’s Hospital through Committee for the Future’s phone-a-thon.
Read MoreAuction Raises More than $8K
The Bids by the Bridge silent auction, organized by Clinton School students, raised more than $8,000 to benefit the organizations that the school partnered with this year for public service projects.
Read MoreSilent Auction for Social Change
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.
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