University of Arkansas head women’s basketball coach Mike Neighbors has stepped down from his role with the Razorbacks. Neighbors resigned from his position on Tuesday after recently completing...

Girls in STEM is an initiative through the Museum of Discovery that aims to address the gender gap in Arkansas’ STEM workforce by igniting and fueling a passion for science, technology, engineering, and mathematics in young Arkansan girls through accessible dynamic interactions with local women STEM professionals.

Jack Stephens Center (Little Rock, Ark.) at Little Rock 7:00 PM

Get ready for a week of thrills and creativity at the Soaring High in Engineering summer camp! Designed for current 7th-8th grade girls, this year’s Amusement Park theme invites campers to design and build their own exciting attractions. From roller coasters and water rides to innovative park layouts, students will explore the principles of ...

Explore the 2024-25 Arkansas Razorbacks NCAAW roster on ESPN. Includes full details on point guards, shooting guards, power forwards, small forwards and centers.

Click to read Senate Resolution 19 recognizing Arkansas women's soccer's achievements in 2024. Arkansas goalkeeper Keegan Smith will join 19 other women's soccer players from around the United...

The Women's Ice Hockey at the University of Arkansas seeks to create opportunities for women to grow and excel on the ice, in the classroom, and in the community. There are no upcoming events. Membership benefits include (define your member benefits under group settings)

Every minority gender person in technology is shaping a vibrant and empowering future. Join a community where that brilliance can be celebrated! It shall be the mission of Girls in Tech to empower a group of individuals that lack representation in a male-dominated field to embrace their skills and increase women-representation in technology.

Visit ESPN for Arkansas Razorbacks live scores, video highlights, and latest news. Find standings and the full 2024-25 season schedule.

Girls Compose is a program for high school students who identify as female or non-binary to study music composition. It is structured with 10 weeks of 90-minute classes focused on