Arkansas Christian College (ACC) was a short-lived junior college established in 1889 in Pinnacle Springs (Fau...

Arkansas College was founded in Fayetteville (Washington County) in late 1850 by pastor Robert Graham of the D...

Arkansas Conference College (ACC) was founded in Siloam Springs (Benton County) in 1899. Though short-lived, A...

Arkansas Female College operated in Little Rock (Pulaski County) from 1874 to 1897, first in what is now the P...

Arkansas Holiness College (AHC), founded in 1904, was the focus for a body of Wesleyan holiness believers who ...

Arkansas Normal College, located in Jamestown (Independence County), was founded in 1895 as a two-year coeduca...

The Arkansas Synodical College, chartered shortly before the Civil War, was one of several abortive attempts b...

In 1897, John Jefferson Lee Spence established the Drew Normal Institute in the town of Wilmar (Drew County). ...

On March 15, 1894, what was described as a “mass meeting” of new subscribers to Bentonville College met in...

Buckner College in Witcherville (Sebastian County), chartered in 1879, began operations in the fall of 1882 as...

Cane Hill College was chartered in 1850 as Cane Hill Collegiate Institute (CHCI) and was one of the earliest i...

Founded in 1892, Central College operated in Conway (Faulkner County) until 1950, educating female students an...

Arkansas’s most famous attempt at radical labor education was the accidental by-product of natural beauty, c...

The Crescent College and Conservatory for Young Women operated out of the Crescent Hotel in Eureka Springs (Ca...

El Dorado Junior College was a public junior college open from 1928 to 1942 in El Dorado (Union County). Opera...

In the mid-1840s, the Far West Seminary, a planned collegiate-level educational institution in northwest Arkan...

One of the most influential institutions in early Arkansas was the Fayetteville Female Seminary in Fayettevil...

Haygood Seminary in Washington (Hempstead County) was established in 1883 as one of the first schools for Afri...

Henderson-Brown College (HBC) was a private, co-educational college located in Arkadelphia (Clark County). HBC...

Jonesboro Baptist College was a Christian junior college located in Jonesboro (Craighead County) from 1924 to ...

Judson University was a short-lived institution of higher education in Prospect Bluff—present-day Judsonia (...

The LaCrosse Collegiate Institute was established in 1868 by Michael Shelby Kennard, under the name LaCrosse M...

Little Rock College was the second attempt by the Diocese of Little Rock to establish an institution of higher...

Little Rock University, founded in 1882, was the second college founded in Little Rock (Pulaski County) and th...

Makemie College, a Presbyterian institution chartered by the Arkansas General Assembly on January 7, 1853, was...

In the decade before the Great Depression, Missionary Baptist College opened its doors in Sheridan (Grant Coun...

In the spring of 1889, the residents of Morrilton (Conway County) put together a fund of $15,000 to build a co...

Mountain Home College (MHC)—known also as Mountain Home Baptist College—operated from 1892 to 1933 in Baxt...

The Ozark Industrial College and School of Theology was sponsored by the Pentecostal Holiness Church and opera...