Campus News |
Using Engineering for Good
While navigating the challenges of a global pandemic, UNLV’s Engineers Without Borders student chapter is building a better world through philanthropy.
People |
Sticking to the Plan to Serve Nevadans
Outstanding Alumnus of the Year didn't let a little thing like Nevada's only law school closing stop him from pursuing a legal education.
Arts and Culture |
MFA Film Student Thomas "Tex" Gresham Wins Humanitas Prize
As winner of this prestigious, highly competitive award, Gresham receives $20,000.
Business and Community |
UNLV Physician on Why COVID-19 Makes Flu Shots More Important
Dr. David Weismiller, professor and family medicine physician with the UNLV School of Medicine, says the convergence of COVID-19 and flu season makes it more important than ever to get a flu vaccine.
People |
No Slowing Down
Silver State Award-winner Larry Ruvo is still charging hard into philanthropy, just like he has for more than 40 years.
People |
Trading the French Horn for a Stethoscope
Experiencing a sports injury in high school prompted Laura Wozniak to change career paths.
People |
The Nevada Whisperer
Achievement in Service Award winner Michael Green is UNLV's resident expert in all things Silver State.
People |
Meet the 2020 Most Spirited Students
Five students take advantage of creative ways to compete for the title of Most Spirited Student.
People |
Veteran Leadership
Former Marine and College of Urban Affairs Alumnus of the Year has fought to get help for Nevada's veterans seeking educational opportunities.
Research |
A More Resilient Approach: Questioning Decades-Old Recovery Program
Couple and family therapy master's candidate identifies an overdue need for change in the 12-step treatment for substance abuse.
Research |
How a Well-Turned Phrase Can Lead to Improved Athletic Movements
Doctoral student Harjiv Singh brings an appreciation for language to sports performance.
Research |