Benjamin Edwards (Law) co-authored an article titled “Different By Default: Nevada's Business Law Prioritizes Clarity & Efficiency,” published in the August 2026 issue of Nevada Lawyer Magazine.

Marketa Trimble (Law) presented on “The Remarkable and Underappreciated World of U.S. State Laws on Copyright” at the 26th Annual Intellectual Property Scholars Conference.

Natalie Hsiao and William Ramsey (both Philosophy) published their paper, "A Different Type of Framing Effect." In this paper, Hsiao and Ramsey argue that the way in which philosophical thought experiments (like the trolley problem) are typically presented in the literature can influence peoples’ intuitive judgments about what the thought…

The UNLV Cyber Clinic has been named a finalist for the prestigious Governor’s Points of Light Award in the Collegiate Community Leadership category. This category specifically honors college organizations or individual students who demonstrate extraordinary achievements through community service and local collaboration in Nevada. Celebrating…

Shane W. Kraus (Psychology), associate professor and director of the Behavioral Addictions Lab at UNLV, recently published six peer-reviewed articles advancing research on behavioral addictions, mental health, and public health. The publications appeared in leading journals including Frontiers in Psychology, Frontiers in Public Health, the Journal…

Kayla Sullivan (Nursing), Angela Silvestri-Elmore (Nursing), and Matthew Nishimoto (Disability Resource Center) presented their work, Accessible Futures: Immersive Assessment of Barriers for Nursing Students with Physical Disabilities, at the Association on Higher Education and Disability (AHEAD) annual conference in Providence, Rhode Island, on…

Faculty from the kinesiology and nutrition sciences department (James Navalta, Dustin Davis) and the Center for Health Disparities Research, department of social and behavioral health (Jason Flatt) along with collaborators (Joshua D. Wooldridge - Moravian University, Juliet Moore - University of Delaware, Jafra Thomas - …

Kayla Sullivan (Nursing) and Candace Burton (University of York) presented their work, Accessibility in Clinical Learning: An Immersive Assessment Project, at Sigma's 37th International Nursing Research Congress on July 17, 2026. Their presentation explored innovative approaches to enhancing accessibility in clinical education through an immersive…

Benjamin Edwards and Nancy Rapoport (both Law) co-authored an article for The D&O Diary titled, "Legal Fees and Expenses Gone Wild Thanks to a Corporate Law Loophole." The piece examines how loopholes in corporate advancement and indemnification rules force companies to pay exorbitant legal fees, and even unreasonable personal expenses, during…