It's Not a Deficit. And You Don't Need to "Fix" It.
Overhead view of students studying
Research |
In a new book, UNLV librarians explore “deficit thinking” and encourage new approaches that better support student learning.
UNLV Dance Gets Back to Basics with 2021-22 Concert Season "The ABCs of Dance"
Human bodies spell out "Alphabetical Actions"
Arts and Culture |
UNLV Dance is pleased to welcome back live audiences. The concerts also will continue to have a streaming component allowing guests to experience the shows from home.
Advocating for Success
Blurred students walking by We Are U.N.L.V. poster
People |
Meet the student panel participating in the inaugural MSI Student Success Summit.
No Fear of the Pivot
A man stands in front of the Las Vegas Strip at dusk
People |
Graduate College Alumnus of the Year pulled the plug on a career in electrical engineering and found a new passion in marketing for Credit Karma.
Right Place at the Right Time to Save Lives
A woman stands near Allegiant Stadium
People |
Kirk Kerkorian School of Medicine student Liz Groesbeck helps accident victim outside Allegiant Stadium after gruesome car crash.
'Sparking' Connections Between Science and Social Issues
Mary Blankenship peers into Scienta
People |
UNLV undergrad Mary Blankenship blends public policy, science, and economics into a cocktail for successful global change.
Shifting “Minority-Serving” from an Adjective to a Verb
Doris Watson
Campus News |
College of Education experts explore what it means to be an MSI institution as they train future higher ed leaders.
Marjorie Barrick Museum of Art and the Department of Anthropology Present "Hostile Terrain 94" Sept. 24 - Dec. 30
A map of Arizona with tags hanging off it
Arts and Culture |
This dynamic global exhibition project is carried out locally by students from UNLV’s Department of Anthropology.
UNLV Film & Boyd School of Law Premiere Documentary “Windsor Park: The Sinking Streets” Sept. 23
Ngai Pindell speaking at podium
Arts and Culture |
The documentary aims to bring awareness to a local community in the shadows searching for hope.
Pirouette Across a Hemisphere
A woman in a ballet tutu dances in an African city
People |
College of Fine Arts Alumna of the Year Cooper Rust spreads her passion for dance to children in Kenya.
People Mover
A man stands in front of a sign for the CA Group
People |
Engineering Alumnus of the Year Jim Caviola has been involved in some of Southern Nevada's most important infrastructure projects.
Engineering a Sense of Community
woman writing a note
Campus News |
Students in the Las Vegas Scholars Program find support, sense of belonging and success on campus