Eugene Hardeman (E. H.) Abington, a physician, practiced medicine and pharmacy in Arkansas and Oklahoma for mo...

The Alco School, located on State Highway 66 at Alco (Stone County), is a one-story, fieldstone-clad building ...

Henry McMillan Alexander brought the city manager plan to Arkansas and served as an adviser to many state agen...

Amendment 33 was the first of three constitutional amendments ratified by voters in the decade after the begin...

With its national headquarters in Washington DC, the American Association of University Women (AAUW) is a nonp...

Joel Anderson was a major figure at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock (UA Little Rock) for over four d...

The Arkadelphia Baptist Academy in Arkadelphia (Clark County) was one of many schools founded across the South...

Arkadelphia Presbyterian Academy, located in Arkadelphia (Clark County), was a co-educational elementary and s...

The Arkansas Academy of Science (AAS) aims for the promotion of knowledge in the fields of science, engineerin...

Arkansas Art Educators (AAE) is a statewide organization of art teachers. The organization’s focus is to adv...

Arkansas Baptist College (ABC) in Little Rock (Pulaski County) is a four-year historically Black liberal arts ...

The Arkansas Christadelphian Bible School was founded in Martinville (Faulkner County) in 1923 as a two-week s...

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

Located in the Mississippi River town of Arkansas City (Desha County), Arkansas City High School is a historic...

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

Arkansas Community Colleges (ACC) is a nonprofit organization that supports public comprehensive community and...

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

The Arkansas Division of Higher Education is responsible for the regulation of the state’s public two-year a...

The Arkansas Education Association (AEA) is a group of teachers, administrators, and support staff who promote...

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

Arkansas Governor’s School (AGS) is a four-week summer residential program for gifted and talented students ...

Arkansas Heritage Month is a program of the Division of Arkansas Heritage (a division of the Arkansas Departme...

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

The Arkansas Library Association (ArLA) is a statewide organization created to further the professional develo...

The Arkansas Model United Nations (AMUN) is a program located on the campus of the University of Central Arkan...

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

Arkansas Northeastern College (ANC) is the largest two-year college in northeast Arkansas. ANC’s main campus...