Live from the PAC: Original Works from UNLV Dance Alumni Feb. 17
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Arts and Culture |
The concert is free and tickets are not required.
UNLV Symphony Orchestra Performs Don Quixote by Richard Strauss Feb. 16
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Arts and Culture |
The orchestra is conducted by music director Taras Krysa.
Human Resources Helps Employees Understand Their Real Colors
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Campus News |
Starting this month, departments will be able to schedule Real Colors workshops for their employees.
Hard Work is Key to Success
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People |
Med school student says hard work always beats talent as long as a person works harder than the talent.
College of Fine Arts Celebrates 18th Annual Hall of Fame April 5
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Arts and Culture |
This year's inductees include legendary songstress Dionne Warwick, iconic musician and performer Paul Anka, prima ballerina Cynthia Gregory, and actor and educator Michael Tylo (posthumously).
Coming Home
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Campus News |
Back to campus means Hospitality Rebels are getting back to what they do best.  
Paving the Way for Paraprofessionals: New UNLV Program Bolsters Teacher Pipeline
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Business and Community |
   
UNLV President Keith E. Whitfield Delivers Annual State of the University Address
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Campus News |
Virtual conversation on ‘building community’ highlights recent student success, campus master plan initiatives.
Envisioning the Future of UNLV: The New Maryland Parkway Campus Master Plan
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Campus News |
Development of physical spaces is critical to achieving Top-Tier 2.0 Initiatives.
Closing the Gaps and Building a Sense of Belonging
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Campus News |
The biggest obstacle to student success often isn't a student's inate abilities. Here's how programs like Math Bridge and peer mentoring are helping.
The Interview: Christin Hinton
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People |
The workload doesn't ease up once basketball season is over for the 12-year athletics department employee.
Budget Analyst Highlights the Importance of Caring and Helping Others
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People |
Kathleen Benally tapped into a supportive community to help her son thrive despite hearing loss.