Dr. Carl Jameson, coordinator of Southern and Arkansas Studies at the University of Central Arkansas, will be among panel members in a symposium Friday and Saturday in Little Rock.

In the classic college flick "Animal House," fraternity members party hard, trashing houses, romancing coeds and slamming beers with abandon.

David Rowe first saw SpongeBob SquarePants on CNBC a few months ago.

A Davis, Calif., man, shocked to find clothing with white supremacist symbols at a Target store, triggered a nationwide alert Tuesday by one of the country's largest discount chains.

When Scott Innes told his elementary school teachers that one day he would be the voice of Scooby-Doo, he wasn't kidding.

When Scott Innes told his elementary school teachers that one day he would be the voice of Scooby-Doo, he wasn't kidding.

Houston Nutt might have kicked Carlos Hall off the Arkansas football team after Hall pleaded guilty to forgery.

Most Americans don't believe they will experience a resurrection of their bodies when they die, putting them at odds with a core teaching of Christianity.

NEW YORK (AP) - Sports fans want so much to believe in heroes. Yet so often, lately, disillusionment overtakes devotion.