Snow is a near-magical experience in Las Vegas, preserved in photos long after the snow melts. Here are a few of our favorites from the UNLV archives.

National Endowment for Humanities awards UNLV Special Collections and Archives $100,000 to document contributions of Latino Communities to Southern Nevada's development.

Songs of winter, Christmas, and Hanukkah will be performed by the 90-voice choir and soloists.

Museum director Alisha Kerlin is building a network of collaborators from disparate disciplines and inventing new ways to entice the community to campus.

Hickey has written for such publications as Rolling Stone, Art News, Art in America, Artforum, Harper's Magazine, Vanity Fair, and many others.

Interest in classical music is fading. What does that tell us about how we arrived at the current state of culture?

The selection of drawings and paintings is curated by art professor Jeff Burden.

The festival features the award-winning UNLV Jazz Ensembles, as well as acclaimed guest saxophonist Bob Sheppard.

This magical journey reminds Scrooge — and every one of us — of the transformative power of love, friendship, and generosity.

MG3 has released six albums and is winner of the 2011 Opus Award for Concert of the Year in the Jazz & World Music category.

Against all odds, doctoral student Dafne Guevara created Panama’s first flute festival to inspire others to achieve.

Dance professor Victoria Dale also will present a work that will represent UNLV at the International Association of Blacks in Dance International Conference.