Thanks to strong political engagement programs, Nevada's labor organizations succeed despite an adverse legal environment, according to law professor Ruben J. Garcia.
Ivet Aldaba-Valera was the first in her family to graduate from college and now she’s helping other first-generation students get to the finish line, too.
UNLV history professor Michael Green on why the state became a magnet for federal projects.
Michelle Paul, director of The PRACTICE, offers tips on when to seek mental health support and why it matters, especially during Mental Health Awareness Month.
Benjamin Morse, former digital content director for Marvel Entertainment and future TEDx speaker, is transforming students into content creators.
With the Supreme Court's pending sports gambling decision, states are already prepping for legalization.
The emerging tradition of DIY decorated mortarboards offers professor insight into current day culture.
The biggest barrier is getting teachers and staff on board with new strategies in school discipline.
The Boyd Law School's Juvenile Dependency Mediation program aims to keep kids and families out of the courtroom.
A U.S. Supreme Court a decision that would grant New Jersey the right to offer sports wagering would be a net positive for Nevada—as well as Boyd’s Gaming Law program.
Criminal justice professor Melissa Rorie digs into the relationship between Nevada's casinos and its gaming regulators.
The 2018 lecture focuses on gender and negotiations, upending some false theories and outlining effective strategies for men and women.