Arkansas Baptist College News

An anonymous donor has given $500,000 to Arkansas Baptist College in honor of the former chief executive of Alltel Communications.

Dr. Fitz Hill, 2009 Central Arkansas CityFest Co-Chairman and President of Arkansas Baptist College, welcomed members of area churches and community leaders last night at Little Rock's Immanuel Baptist Church for a "Share His Story Celebration." The evening included times of worship, sharing life-changing CityFest stories, hearing a videotaped ...

Students attending Little Rock's Clinton School of Public Service will share information today about their work outside the classroom.

I came into Cheri Nicholsa orbit due to a careless mistake I made at the end of a column about Fitz Hill and his efforts as president of Arkansas Baptist College.

Winter Haven consultant Macy V. Butler recently has published "Where Did the Cotton Go," an autobiography.

The funeral for an Arkansas Baptist College football player who died after collapsing at practice will be held this weekend.

Monday, as Arkansas Baptist College students went back to class, the Pulaski County Coroner subpoenaed the college to find out more about the circumstances surrounding a football player's death.

An 18-year-old football player for Arkansas Baptist College has died two days after collapsing following a morning practice.

A national neighborhood association plans its annual conference to take stage in Little Rock next year.

A national neighborhood association plans its annual conference to take stage in Little Rock next year.

A national neighborhood association plans its annual conference to take stage in Little Rock next year.

Thomas University has been recognized as one of the nation's leading institutions in graduation rates.

Because faith matters, one of the biggest Christian conferences is headed to central Arkansas.

The Tuesday Democrat-Gazette is always one of the smaller editions of the week and I know reporters are frustrated that it can't always contain their work.

June 7, 2009, Greencastle, Ind. - DePauw University has one of the highest graduation rates among America's institutions of higher education, according to a new, national report.

Class of 2009 graduates during the Amherst College commencement ceremony in May.

Twenty single parents who were provided financial assistance and supportive services from the Single Parent Scholarship Fund of Pulaski County will celebrate their college graduation.

While some employers are laying off, the Little Rock Police Department wants to add personnel.

Babson, Bennington, and Mount Holyoke colleges have a lot in common. All located in New England, the three schools enroll students with similar academic profiles and charge nearly the same tuition.

Colleges and universities have vastly different levels of success graduating their students, even when those schools enroll similar types of students, a new study shows.