Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump haven't spent a lot of time sharing their thoughts about what should happen in public schools—but what do public school students think about Clinton, Trump, and the presidential campaign?

I’m not sure Colin Kaepernick knew it would reach this level of interest when he first sat down and later took a knee. That’s the funny thing about movements. There’s no telling how many people will assemble behind a shared purpose.

About one of every nine voters this fall is expected to be Latino. In critical swing states like Colorado, Florida and Nevada, that percentage is likely to be even higher.

College professors might end up staring in the mirror in response to a recent study led by R. Shane Westfall, a doctoral student in experimental psychology at the University of Nevada at Las Vegas. Building upon other researchers’ findings that people attribute positive characteristics to those who are relatively attractive, Mr. Westfall has concluded that good-looking instructors might have another advantage: Their students learn more.

The first presidential debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump was Monday, September 26. We held a Town Hall with a complete analysis and reaction from a panel of top political experts. This has been one of the most explosive campaigns for president in our history. See how America is reacting to both of these candidates.

A unique “interactive watch party” of the first televised presidential debate in the United States was held at the University of Nevada in Las Vegas.

The last one, third and final one, will be at UNLV and tonight, the university hosted a watch party for students and community members.

Jacob Thompson, director of UNLVs debate team, welcomes students attending a viewing party for the first presidential debate of 2016, Monday September 26, 2016.

The anticipation was high as hundreds of students from around the valley converged on the campus of UNLV Monday evening.