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Outdoor recreation has shifted from a cherished local pastime into an absolute economic engine for the state of Arkansas. Today, the sector adds $5 billion in value to the state’s GDP, driving rural prosperity, small business success, and tourism.

For individuals living without health insurance, managing chronic illnesses like diabetes and high blood pressure can mean the difference between stable health and a medical crisis.

A comprehensive new case study by Enrique Carbone provides a vital baseline evaluation of how Concurrent Enrollment (CE) and Advanced Placement (AP) credits impact higher education outcomes for students across Arkansas.

For survivors of domestic violence, community safety often relies on the effectiveness of the programs designed to rehabilitate offenders and break cycles of abuse.

For the international nonprofit Prison Yoga Project (PYP), recovery and healing can be delivered through mindfulness and trauma-informed movement. This is a mission that a Clinton School of Public Service graduate student has now mapped out for long-term expansion across Arkansas.

Clinton School of Public Service graduate student Jin-Ya Huang has been named a recipient of the prestigious 2026 Audrey Kaplan Inspiring Women of the Southwest Award.

Following a landmark approval from the state, the Little Rock School District (LRSD) is set to become the first public school district in Arkansas to implement a K-12 dual-immersion language program.  The Arkansas Department of Education approved the LRSD programs in April and will provide support and technical assistance as well as conduct classroom visits. …

While completing her graduate studies at the Clinton School of Public Service, Ali Dunbar is already making waves in the national water policy arena.