Articles by UNLV News Center
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New Faces: Jonathon Anderson
The new architecture professor on Ducatis, desert living, and ignoring the boundaries between art and design.
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State of the University Address Now Available Online
President Neal Smatresk explained UNLV's plan to become a Tier 1 research university during his annual campus address.
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New Faces: Jessica Jaynes
Statistics professor looks for the connections between medicine and the innovative design of experiments.
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Film Festival Explores Economic Justice Issues
Award-winning documentaries shed light on the weighty issues in economic justice and our legal system. Watch the films and join the conversation.
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Unraveling Unfair Work Practices
Law professor Addie Rolnick reviews Made in L.A., the story of an early anti-sweatshop campaign targeting the retailer Forever 21. The film is part of the Public Interest Law Film Festival, Sept. 19-20.
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All-American Workplaces
Film explores businesses based on the democratic model — cooperatives. Law professor Ruben Garcia leads post-screening discussion during law school's film festival, Sept. 19-20.
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Tax Issues Can Be Fascinating
Law professor Francine Lipman reviews We're Not Broke, a film about the way sophisticated taxpayers are shifting their share of the burden to others. The film is part of the Boyd Public Interest Law Film Festival, Sept. 19-20.
New Faces: Du Feng
Professor Du Feng comes from a long line of teachers, but as a child, swore she would never follow in her parents and grandparents footsteps. Now, teaching and research are her passions.
New Faces: Lydia Nussbaum
The new law professor on real-world problem solving, Quakers, and the downside to developing a precise argument.