During the Recyclin’ Rebels event on Earth Day, the community is invited to drop off electronics, paper, and other recyclables at the Thomas & Mack Center.
Noted author, entrepreneur and television executive will share stories of success from her self-made career and inspire attendees to explore their entrepreneurial potential.
From slavery to segregation to social media, UNLV law professor Frank Rudy Cooper explains the history and evolution of law enforcement and reforms.
An increase in medical residency and fellowship positions would help decrease the state's physician shortage.
Through individualized guidance, The Intersection and the Undocumented Student Program help first-generation and minority students tap into the financial, legal, and personal wellness resources they need to make the most of their college experiences.
The historical newspaper, published from 1963 to 2014, focused on Las Vegas’ Black community.
UNLV offers resources that will help improve both mental and physical well-being.
As more states adopt legal sports betting, International Gaming Institute leader Brett Abarbanel talks regulations, research, and the industry’s changing ‘boys’ club’ reputation.
Students pair with local business Clique Hospitality to learn best methods for creating a recruitment plan that can then be used by the company.
UNLV discussion series brings community together for conversations on ways to address systemic racism and find solutions; event coincides with a new exhibit on the first floor of Lied Library.
UNLV law and fine arts students team up to help a neglected neighborhood rise up again.
A yearlong collection of headlines featuring community resources, training programs, and partnerships to move Southern Nevada forward.