UNLV History |
From the Archives: Kennedy Fever Turns to Sadness
50 years ago, the student body welcomed the president to Las Vegas then soon lamented his death in Rebel Yell editorials.
Arts and Culture |
Grant Hall Gallery Hosts BFA Candidates Exhibition 'NINE' Dec. 2-6
The group exhibition includes graphic arts, painting, printmaking, sculpture, and photography.
Business and Community |
On Display
UNLV partnership with Las Vegas Natural History Museum turns professors and students into live exhibit.
People |
Quick Take: Tina Kunzer-Murphy
The interim athletics director on her long history with the Rebels, making budget cuts, and being the first alumna in the job.
Research |
UNLV Report: Child Fatalities Steadily Decline in Past Five Years
Homicide rates in Clark County were the lowest in five years; however education about safe sleeping habits for infants and motor vehicle safety still needed to reduce fatality rates.
Campus News |
UNLV Announces $10 Million Pledge to Expand Black Mountain Institute's Literary Programs
Donation from Jim and Beverly Rogers funds new Black Mountain Institute Prize for Fiction, increases stipends for creative writing.
Campus News |
The House That UNLV Built
The Solar Decathlon team shows the world how to build a smart desert home.
Arts and Culture |
UNLV Wind Orchestra Performs 'Tower Ascending' Nov. 21
Concert features guest performance by the Green Valley High School Wind Ensemble, conducted by Diane Koutsulis.
Campus News |
The Tier 1 Drive
Sometimes being in the top 4.5 percent in your field just isn't good enough.
Campus News |
Our Road to Tier 1
In his UNLV Magazine column, President Neal Smatresk explains why Nevada needs UNLV to take its place among the nation's top universities.
People |
Narcotics Agent, Green Beret, Private Detective...
The many occupations of alumnus H. Lee Barnes provide fodder for the award-winning books he writes. His latest takes us into the casino culture.
Research |