Articles by UNLV News Center
Research
| March 5, 2019
The Teachers' Union Fights: What They Really Want
Unions are fighting for their survival in the wake of a Supreme Court ruling.
People
| March 1, 2019
Ahmed Naji Thrives at BMI as Distinguished Asylum Fellow
The Beverly Rogers, Carol C. Harter Black Mountain Institute, in concert with PEN America, offers a creative home in Las Vegas for the Egyptian novelist and journalist through its City of Asylum Program.
Business and Community
| February 25, 2019
UNLV Nursing Expanding, Earns Grant from Governor’s Office of Economic Development
UNLV Nursing will use grant funds to develop continuing education and advanced training programs in high-need areas for Nevada nurses; school also growing undergrad programs to meet statewide need.
People
| February 21, 2019
UNLV to Begin Search for Next Medical School Dean
Founding Dean Barbara Atkinson announces succession plan, will continue to lead during search for school’s next dean.
Research
| February 15, 2019
UNLV Earns Accreditation for Human Research Protection Program
The Association for the Accreditation of Human Research Protection Programs recognizes UNLV as an experienced, accomplished research institution.
Arts and Culture
| February 13, 2019
Initial Lineup Announced for 2019 Believer Festival
The Believer Festival is a three-day roving celebration of writing, music, film, comedy, and visual arts hosted by UNLV's Beverly Rogers, Carol C. Harter Black Mountain Institute. The event is April 25-27, with tickets available starting Feb. 15.
Campus News
| February 1, 2019
Understanding Minority Enrollment for Undergraduates
As the most diverse university in the country, UNLV must become a national leader in student success among unrepresentative populations.
Research
| January 11, 2019
What Homeland Security Can Learn from Casinos
Eadington lecture explores how local governments around the country can balance security and hospitality in their venues.
Research
| December 20, 2018
More DREAMs Come True in California
UNLV professor Federick J. Ngo on how tuition waivers opened doors for undocumented students — and what other states could learn from the Golden State's policy.