A sex toy that links up with a smartphone app may be innovative, but the makers of popular app-enabled vibrator We-Vibe might have just stumbled upon a critical issue: One woman in Chicago is suing We-Vibe's manufacturer, Standard Innovation, for collecting and transmitting her information, including her email address and the vibration settings she used, without her consent.

Capt. Scott Kelly, America’s first year-round astronaut, is the guest lecturer for the next Barrick Lecture Series.

Tony Sanchez didn’t know anything about the Fertitta family the first time he spoke to brothers Frank and Lorenzo, who recently sold the UFC for $4 billion. It was 2009, in between classes Sanchez was teaching at California High in San Ramon, Calif., and Sanchez was on the phone with the Fertitta brothers and a few other people discussing the football coaching job at Bishop Gorman High.

UNLV's football program has received the largest single gift in its history and will put the $10 million from the Fertitta family toward a new training facility.

UNLV’s William S. Boyd School of Law will continue its Voter Education Program 2016 with a series of weekly forums on statewide ballot initiatives beginning Wednesday.

UNLV’s business school has tumbled in rank among the nation’s top undergraduate business programs, ratings released today by U.S. News & World Report show.

A five-week public policy leadership series is launching this month for would-be public servants and policy-changers.

The Mount Charleston blue butterfly is still incredibly rare, but researchers are seeing more of them in more places than they have in decades.

In 1623, seven years after William Shakespeare’s death, two of the famous playwright’s friends collected 36 of his plays and turned them into a folio. They published 750 copies and, as of today, only 235 exist.