Clinton School student Dimas Espinola is fundraising to support his summer International Public Service Project in Accra, Ghana, where he will be working with Unite For Sight, a nonprofit that empowers communities to improve eye health and eliminate preventable blindness.
Read MoreArkansas Native Discusses Afghanistan
Stuart Jones, U.S. Treasury Acting Attache at the Embassy in Kabul, Afghanistan, met with Clinton School students today in an informal and very informative luncheon discussion. Jones, a Pine Bluff native, is visiting family and friends in Arkansas before returning to Afghanistan.
Read MoreArkansas DeltaMade Marketplace
First Lady Ginger Beebe will host the second consecutive Arkansas DeltaMade Marketplace at Sturgis Hall next Friday, March 6. From 4:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. shoppers and vendors are invited to come and see the wonderful products and wares of Arkansas’s history- and culture-rich Mississippi River Delta region.
Read MoreCelebrating Black History in Marvell
Clinton School student Spirit Trickey Rowan and Jonathan Dunkley will travel to Marvel, Ark., on Tuesday where they have organized a Black History Month program featuring Minnijean Brown Trickey of the Little Rock Nine.
Read MoreSocks
Socks, America’s most famous presidential cat, who died last week was also a generous supporter of humane related charitable organizations. He “personally autographed” photographs for silent auctions. This is one of those rare photographs—signed in 2005.
Read MoreRemembering Socks, America’s Most Famous Presidential Cat
Socks, America’s most famous presidential cat, has died. Socks lived in the Clinton White House from 1993-2001 after making the move with the Clinton family from Little Rock. On my visits to the White House, I would frequently see Socks who spent a great deal of time in Betty Currie’s office, next to the Oval Office.
Read MoreMaking Waves in Memphis
Clinton School graduate Mollie Merry recently launched a new environmental education initiative in Memphis, Tenn., public schools, where she works for BRIDGES, a youth leadership development program.
Read MoreLeadership Group Visits
Members of Leadership Crawford County, Leadership Fort Smith and the Western Arkansas legislative delegation visited the Clinton School today for a tour and talk with Dean Skip Rutherford. We welcomed them and hope they enjoyed their visit.
Read MoreClinton Discusses School with Larry King
After our students got the chance to meet CNN’s Larry King, he and President Clinton briefly discussed the Clinton School and the work of the students during last night’s “Larry King Live,” which was taped at the Clinton Presidential Center.
Read MoreBoston Globe Editor Speaks
Awarding-winning Boston Globe editor Martin Baron spoke Tuedsay at the Clinton School about the struggling newspaper business and the decline of investigative reporting in America.
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