For UNLV Honors College freshman and debate forum member Ember Smith, the 2016 presidential election represents her first dive into the political sphere.

With three weeks until the presidential debate at UNLV, students got a taste of the political action Monday night during a watch party for the first debate.

Half a dozen seismic faults along the Nevada-California border — including two within 60 miles of Reno and one about 100 miles from Las Vegas — appear primed to unleash a moderate to major earthquake, according to a new study.

I could be in Matt Graves’ shoes.

Yes, even knowing what I know after helping raise three children, after a career of covering too many murders, terrible accidents and natural disasters, after realizing marketing professionals seldom tell the whole truth, I wouldn’t have been any better off than Graves.

The topic at hand: whiskey. Rare whiskey. Lots of it. Like 1,400 bottles.

Yeah, that feels like kind of old news, doesn’t it.

UNLV is hosting the third and final presidential debate next month.

It's an opportunity for the university to use the major event as a teachable moment – a way to tie in lessons and classes to something happening on campus.

Paid the security deposit and the first month’s rent. Took care of things down at the DMV. Found a few candidates for your soon-to-be-favorite coffeehouse and bar.

UNLV has opened an online ticket lottery registration for students who want to attend the final presidential debate Oct. 19 at the Thomas & Mack Center.

UNLV opened up an online ticket lottery registration for students interested in attending the final presidential debate on Oct. 19 at the Thomas & Mack Center.