The Future of Alternative Facts
In a post-truth world, embracing critical thinking is the only way to counter click bait.
In a post-truth world, embracing critical thinking is the only way to counter click bait.
The Graduate School celebrates its 50th anniversary with a look at its first graduating class.
In 1967, Dorothy Bokelmann became the first UNLV graduate student to receive a degree.
Lee Baker, one of UNLV Graduate College’s initial class, put his education to work with four-legged friends.
In an era of answers at our fingertips, UNLV’s real role is to promote ignorance in our students, argues the Barrick Museum’s D.K. Sole.
UNLV research efforts have consistently grown over its 60-year life span, setting us on track to someday becoming one of the premier research universities in the nation.
We're celebrating UNLV's 60th anniversary with a full lineup of events and special coverage this year. These essays explore the future of UNLV and our impact in Southern Nevada and the world.
New name reflects changes in the industry, but continues to honor namesake William F. Harrah.
As both a graduate and a history professor, Michael Green has watched UNLV’s growth with some awe. It’s future, he says, will be all the more astonishing.
President Jessup’s annual State of the U Sept. 14 will celebrate UNLV’s past, present, and future; student-led 60th Birthday Party is Sept. 12.
UNLV President, Dr. Len Jessup and UNLV Vice President for Research and Economic Development, Dr. Mary Croughan welcomes UNLV Innovation readers to the Fall 2017 issue.
Ernst Lied and his namesake library continue to play an important part in the everyday lives of UNLV students.