The DeltaMade Marketplace was intended to promote investment in the variety of products made in the Delta. Interested buyers swelled the main hall of the school, able to talk with ceramic artists offering pottery at one table, and barbecue sauce-producers across the room.
Read MoreUA System, Clinton School Honored
The Little Rock Downtown Partnership today presented UA System President Alan Sugg and trustee Jane Rogers with the annual Top of the Rock award for the Clinton School’s impact on the downtown community
Read MoreHelp Student Bring Clean Water to Villages in India
Funds raised will go toward providing 140 households with reliable access to clean, drinking water in their homes and improving basic sanitation infrastructure in the villages. To give a donation to Josh’s efforts
Read MoreTOMS Shoes: Help Defeet Poverty
For every pair purchased, TOMS gives a pair of shoes to a child in need. The event will be held on Thursday, March 12, at 6 p.m. at the Clinton Presidential Center’s Great Hall.
Read MoreStudent Idonia Trotter to be Honored
Clinton School student Idonia Trotter will receive a public service honor from the UALR Bowen School of Law, where she is also a student. Later this semester, Trotter will become the first student to complete the joint Master of Public Service (MPS) and Juris Doctorate (J.D.) program at the two schools.
Read MoreGuns in Churches
Arkansas State Representative Beverly Pyle (R, Cedarville) visited the Clinton School today to speak with students about her headline-making legislation to allow concealed weapons in churches. Pyle proposed to remove churches as exempted from the state’s current conceal carry law.
Read MoreKickball Season
The Clinton School kickball team, The SOB’s (Students of Bill), winners of the novice league fall championship, will open the spring season Sunday afternoon at 1:15 p.m. Games are played at Interstate Park.
Read MoreUPDATE: The Ultimate Student-Athlete
Florida State star safety and 2008 Rhodes Scholar Myron Rolle packed the Clinton School last night with a crowd mixed with Arkansas college presidents, legislators and members of the Little Rock Central High School football team.
Read MoreAn Executive Program
The Clinton School is studying the feasibility of an executive or part-time Master of Public Service (MPS) degree program for mid-career professionals.
Read MoreAssociated Press Article: Who Would Have Thought This?
The Associated Press released an alarming article today discussing how many colleges and universities are unable to tap into their endowments due to state regulations.
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