Research |
Armed Services Editions: A Footnote to D-Day
June 6 marks the 75th anniversary of the Allied landing on the beaches of Normandy. As men fought their way through France, it was books like these that helped sustain them during wartime.
Business and Community |
Postcards from Peru: It's All in the Family
Local Peruvian villagers teach UNLV Global Entrepreneurship Experience Program students the importance of community.
Research |
What's Your Attitude About Body Hair Removal?
New UNLV study lays bare cultural reasons around the globe for bikini waxing and man-scaping.
People |
The Interview: Buddhadeb Dawn
Combining his love of medicine and his desire to teach makes UNLV's School of Medicine a good fit for this physician.
Campus News |
Decision Support Report
How to interpret some key metrics in enrollment numbers.
Business and Community |
Operation Battle Born: Rebels Join Rucksack March
Teams crossed the state carrying the dog tags of service members who have died in war on terrorism.
Research |
Evaluating Cultural vs. Economic Investments of Tribal Casinos
An Eadington Fellow examines the initial debate over gaming on Native American reservations from the perspective of the tribal leaders that initially advocated for it.
Arts and Culture |
Barrick Museum of Art Annual Community Art Day Returns July 20
The event is free and includes hands-on activities, storytime, and more. All ages welcome.
Arts and Culture |
Barrick Museum of Art Welcomes "Latinos Who Lunch" Podcast June 5
Podcast hosts UNLV alumni Babelito and Favyfav and professor Erika Abad for a conversation about Latinx representation in the media and Las Vegas.
People |
All-American Tennis Player Comes Home to Join UNLV School of Medicine
To her surprise, Sabrina Eisinga discovered that her years competing in tennis have proved valuable in her health care career.
Business and Community |
Postcards from Peru: Power from the People
UNLV Global Entrepreneurship Program students build international business skills through lessons from U.S. Embassy workers, Peruvian university students, and stories from a 17th-century nunnery.
Arts and Culture |