Study hard. Plan your time. Meet people. All are nuggets of advice incoming college freshmen often hear. And while they're great as far as they go, they may not cover the breadth of the college experience for new students.

Some of the most powerful women in Las Vegas give credit where it’s due—to the women who mentored them. And they’re paying it forward to another generation of rising stars in the city.

Though Las Vegas isn’t particularly known for keeping history alive, aspects of the African-American community have been preserved throughout the city.

Sitting in a beauty shop in West Las Vegas, Claytee White was on a mission to find stories from the African-American community.

East Valley View things to do for Oct. 16-22, 2014