UNLV History |
"Flashlight"
Thirty years later, UNLV's Flashlight has moved beyond some initial controversy to become a treasured part of the university landscape.
People |
Bugs and Byproducts
Two Millennium Scholars make their marks in the College of Sciences.
Campus News |
Engineering Students Create Technologically Innovative Projects in Senior Design Contest
32 teams to showcase inventions, including interactive computer games, a motorized TV wall mount, a solution to recycle grey water and more
Campus News |
Southern Nevada Housing Market Shows Signs of Recovery, CBER Report Finds
Vegas housing prices grew by almost 6 percent in 2012, but nearly 60 percent of Nevada homeowners have negative equity
Business and Community |
Rebel Reading Room
Take a peek inside the scarlet and gray reading room at a local elementary.
People |
Lawyer Psychology
To be better negotiators, attorneys have to get into the minds of clients and witnesses. Professor's new book delves into the psychological principles that lawyers (and laypeople) need to know as well as legal statutes.
People |
Out of the Lion's Den
Who qualifies as a refugee? How does that apply to Las Vegas' immigrants? Law professor explores the complicated issues behind the genuine lives of displaced people.
People |
Architecture Professor Named Nevada Professor of the Year
Alfredo Fernandez-Gonzalez recognized for influence in the classroom and commitment to undergraduate students.
Business and Community |
The Network
The Rebel Business Network pays dividends for alumni and students.
People |
Extreme Jobs
Five Rebels share their tales of the dirty, dangerous, or cringe-inducing work they do to make the world a better place.
Business and Community |
Rebels Share Their Favorite Books
Student athletes recommend the books they loved as kids.
Research |