Studying abroad changed the course of Greg Stephany’s life. Now he hopes to inspire more students to expand their worldview as director of advising and recruitment in the Honors College.
The new director of the School of Architecture’s Downtown Design Center on sustainable urban design and the propensity of architects to wear black clothing.
Inspired by loved ones’ battles with cancer and intrigued by the mysteries locked within the cells of humans, Hui Zhang hopes to one day make medical history.
Nora Caberoy on the complicated structures of the eye, treating blindness, and catching tadpoles.
Alumnus brings his expertise in exercise physiology back as a professor in the School of Allied Health Sciences. The avid runner talks about exercise, your immune system, and his own bad eating habits.
As the gen-ed curriculum is retooled, Erin Rinto is ready to help boost the information literacy of students. Learn more about the new undergraduate learning librarian.
The education professor on making and solving life's problems with math, teaching in Las Vegas, and his poetic inspiration.
A new constitutional law professor shares her views on religion, the courts, and mastering the breaststroke.
The annual Classified Staff Awards Ceremony was held to honor the hard work of employees.
Alan Simmons' fieldwork across the globe offers insights on early human development.
Ethelbah selected for leadership, innovation, and dedication to job.
An interview with economics professor Keith Schwer, who died Dec. 3 at age 66. National media outlets and local business leaders often called Schwer first for insight on the community's robust growth and dramatic downturn over the last two decades. One of his greater accomplishments, however, was helping to give voice to Nevada's children.