Clinton School faculty have analyzed and released a report today on the economic stimulus bill as it relates to the public service sector.
Read MoreLarry King Visits
Several Clinton School students were afforded a special treat this afternoon when they got the chance to meet Larry King of CNN’s “Larry King Live.” King visited with the Clinton School students for a few minutes before leaving to prepare for an interview with former President Clinton. The live interview will take place tonight at the Clinton Presidential Center.
Read MoreRove Talks Up Social Media Presence
If you are not familiar with social media platform Twitter, you’ve been living in a cave. Karl Rove, former White House chief of staff and senior advisor to President George W. Bush, has hit the Twitter world by storm, and Ben Smith of Politico points out that he is catching some major grief in the comments section. I give Rove credit for embracing the online social networking scene.
Read MorePeter Max Paints Little Rock
Pop art icon Peter Max kicked off a new Clinton Presidential Center exhibit of his work last night with a speech and reception co-hosted by the Clinton School and the William J. Clinton Foundation.
Read MoreCGIU Wrap-up
CGIU commentary has been provided by Clinton School student Ashley Davis of Conifer, Colo. Ashley and 13 of her classmates attended the conference this weekend in Austin, Texas.
Read MoreSpeakers This Week
We have two interesting speakers this week at the Clinton School: Martin Baron, “Corporate Media and Public Service: Is there a Connection?” Ronen Sen, Indian Ambassador to the United States
Read MoreQ&A with the Dean
The following are questions and answers with DEAN SKIP RUTHERFORD – Q. Will the Clinton School receive any stimulus funds? A. None for construction. We don’t have any pending or planned building projects. Because our unique model is based on the concept of “Academics for the Real World,” our classrooms are all over the globe including a children’s home in Tanzania, at Oprah’s Leadership Academy in South Africa and in Arkansas’s Mississippi Delta region.
Read MoreUpdate from CGIU
CGIU just started and yet it seems like it’s almost over already. Time flies when you’re having fun, meeting interesting people, and forming important connections. I thought I’d take this break between lunch and the afternoon sessions to write a quick update of highlights so far.
Read MoreCGIU Here We Come
CGIU brings together nearly 1000 college students from around the country to participate in a weekend conference to discuss solutions to various global issues, including Education, Energy & Climate Change, Global Health, Peace and Human Rights, and Povery Alleviation.
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Little Rock resident Steve Stephens, who regularly attends our many public programs, shares an early morning photograph of one of the sculptures in the William J. Clinton Presidential Park in downtown Little Rock, Ark. The Presidential Park is the Clinton School’s campus.
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