The Interview: David Wedley
David Wedley speaks with a blue background behind him.
People |
His work with student-athletes has ensured teams post great stats in the classroom as well as on the field.
A Better Approach to Holistic Pediatrics
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People |
School of Medicine student reflects on how her volunteer experience is bridging the gap between the community and medicine.
Staying on Track: UNLV’s Population Forecast Continues to Predict 1M More Residents in Southern Nevada
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Annual report from UNLV’s Center for Business and Economic Research predicts 3.39 million local residents by 2060.
New General Studies Degree Will Help Students Cross the Commencement Stage
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General studies bachelor’s ensures that life challenges don't stand in the way of completing a degree for students who've already completed a large number of credits.
New General Sciences Degree Program Will Help Increase STEM Graduates
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UNLV’s College of Sciences introduces a new degree program aimed at ensuring students complete their degree. 
Disability Resource Center Finds New Home
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The larger facility comes with the growing need for testing spaces, assistive technology, and other resources for students with disabilities.
The Interview: Rebekah Patent
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People |
The director of sponsorship for UNLV's philanthropy division connects donors and partners to opportunities on campus.
Students Research Solutions for Tomorrow’s Smart Cities
Sam Sokalzuk works on object/people recognition for cars.
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NSF-funded program welcomes undergraduates from across the nation to UNLV for hands-on experiences alongside top faculty.  
Monkeypox and Nevada: What the Future Holds
Edwin Oh
Business and Community |
UNLV infectious disease expert Edwin Oh on the potential role of wastewater surveillance and interagency, cross-jurisdictional collaboration in preventing another pandemic.
Latin Grammy Winner Antonio Rey Kicks-Off Performing Arts Center’s 46th Season Sept. 9
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Arts and Culture |
Rey is regarded by flamenco aficionados as among the world’s top premier flamenco guitar virtuosos.
Coaxing Nature into a More Energy Efficient Future
Keith Lawler Assistant Research Professor in the Nevada Extreme Conditions Laboratory
People |
Top Tier Award winner Keith Lawler working to make Southern Nevada a nucleus of clean energy production.
UNLV Research: No, the Human Brain Did Not Shrink 3,000 Years Ago
UNLV anthropologist Brian Villmoare
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In new paper, UNLV-led anthropology team balks at a widely held belief that modern humans experienced an evolutionary decrease in brain size.