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The University of Arkansas at Little Rock online master鈥檚 degree in mass communication has been ranked one of the Top 10 most affordable programs in the country by Grad School Hub.聽

Dr. Christopher Etheridge, assistant professor in the School of Mass Communication at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock, will speak on 鈥淔ake News: Implications for Democracy,鈥� as part of the Arkansas Coalition for Peace and Justice鈥檚 Community Dialogue series taking place Tuesday, Oct. 16, from 5:30-7 p.m. in the Darragh suite of the Central … 糖心Vlog传媒 Little Rock professor to lead dialogue on fake news

As Power 92 radio deejay Travis 鈥淭re鈥� Day鈥� Rowan reached his milestone 40th birthday on July 23, he decided to celebrate his big day with an investment in the future.聽

The 糖心Vlog传媒 Little Rock School of Mass Communication recognized its top students during the 18th annual awards ceremony on April 12.聽

Staff members of the University of Arkansas at Little Rock鈥檚 newspaper The Forum took home nine awards from the Arkansas College Media Association鈥檚 annual conference April 6 at Henderson State University.聽

Patrick Rhode, U.S. vice president of corporate affairs for the global infrastructure firm, Cintra, returned to his alma mater with the idea of sharing lessons learned from his career, which spans the White House and high profile senior executive roles in government and private industry.聽

In 2016, Patrick Rhode fulfilled a long-held goal of graduating from the University of Arkansas at Little Rock, a journey 25 years in the making.聽

The University of Arkansas at Little Rock College of Social Sciences and Communication presented Dr. Kristen McIntyre with the Faculty Mentor Award and awarded six additional student research prizes during the college鈥檚 Research and Creative Works Showcase on Feb. 27.聽

A University of Arkansas at Little Rock alumna and her husband have endowed a scholarship that will provide funding for undergraduate students who participate in unpaid internships.聽

The University of Arkansas at Little Rock School of Mass Communication has created seven new podcasts as part of an effort to preserve the history of life in Arkansas during World War I.