Senate Bill 184 would disband the State Library Board and the Educational Television Commission, transferring their duties to ...

The University of Arkansas Libraries Special Collections Division has been awarded a grant of $149,796 from the Fulbright Program to support the processing of its extensive collection on the program.

Eight mentor artists have been selected to participate in the Arkansas Folk and Traditional Arts statewide ... Seventeen faculty members representing five colleges and the University Libraries are ...

Users may download, view and print papers for their personal use, or to give to their colleagues or students, to place in the subscriber's library collection, or in a university vended ... If you wish ...

Arkansas PBS CEO Courtney Pledger spoke against the bill, saying the agency would stand to lose funding via grants and ...

A bill that would remove the state library board and the Arkansas Educational Television Commission and put them under the ...

A bill sponsored by State Senator Dan Sullivan that would remove the state library board and the Arkansas Educational ...

The Central Arkansas Library System is hosting its first used book sale of the year this Valentine's Day weekend.It kicked off Thursday at the Port Industrial H ...

An Arkansas state senator filed legislation Monday seeking to abolish the state boards that oversee public libraries and educational public television programs. The Arkansas State Library Board ...

The ACLU of Arkansas has filed a federal lawsuit on behalf of Patty Hector, who was fired by Saline County officials as the county's library director in 2023. In the lawsuit, Hector and the ACLU ...

The ACLU of Arkansas filed the lawsuit on behalf of former Saline County Library Director Patty Hector, who was fired in 2023 after being targeted by a campaign that objected to some of the books ...

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — The American Civil Liberties Union filed a lawsuit Monday on behalf of an Arkansas librarian who was fired after she spoke out against efforts to restrict the public’s ...