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More than 2,800 students from 33 states and 50 countries to participate in 9 a.m. and 2 p.m. ceremonies; expected grads up 11 percent from 2016.
The ABC anchor behind primetime news magazine "What Would You Do?" discusses translating the show's Good Samaritan-theme to his new book; tickets are free.
The Believer, one of the world's leading journals of arts and culture, is a five-time finalist for the National Magazine Award; publication part of BMI mission to connect writers, and literary imagination, to public life.
Annual QS World University Rankings place UNLV at the top of inaugural ‘hospitality and leisure management’ subject listing.
UNLV played host to the third and final presidential debate of the 2016 election. Our favorite news stories capturing the preparation, the big day, and beyond.
Doctor, author, and top 100 "influential thinker," Gawande will discuss advances in healthcare; tickets are free.
Agreement will also expand campus Wi-Fi coverage; part of multi-faceted effort by the university to enhance its wireless and overall IT infrastructure.
Christmas tree recycling begins Dec. 26 at more than 30 Southern Nevada locations; more than 20,000 trees recycled in 2015.
Ronstadt, a Rock and Roll Hall of Famer and recipient of the National Medal of Arts, will be interviewed by noted journalist Ray Suarez; tickets are free.