A unique aspect of UNLV School of Medicine’s curriculum gets students to focus on personal growth and professional enrichment.

The new cancer program director at the UNLV School of Medicine on his vision for developing a world-class research center and what that means for Las Vegas.

Connecting with the community will be an important part of school’s curriculum.

Dr. Kate Zhong, senior director of clinical research and development for the Cleveland Clinic Lou Ruvo Center for Brain Health, to address next generation of Nevada leaders June 9 at UNLV.

Forget the big lecture halls — UNLV's future doctors will begin their studies by working in groups to treat (paper) patients.

Heavey is an accomplished psychologist, academic leader and longtime UNLV faculty member.

The student who directs the UNLV/CCSD Pollen Monitoring Program dishes on allergy relief tips, common misconceptions about pollen, and why technology can’t replace the human eye.

When her plans to become an astronaut did not pan out, Mary Guinan created an equally impressive legacy eradicating diseases and founding a school.

Brown is an accomplished psychologist and academic leader with previous stops at University of North Texas, Wayne State and Temple; he will begin Aug. 1.

Three ways UNLV's supercomputer has lived up to its promise and propelled research and economic development.

Boyd School of Law professor Stacey Tovino on what you need to know about advanced directives.

How UNLV’s School of Medicine is ensuring its students transform into compassionate healers, ready to help patients face end-of-life decisions.