Historian William Bauer chronicles the expeditions of American Indian leaders to Washington D.C. in a free public talk Oct. 5.

History professor Deirdre Clemente chronicles the increasingly casual nature of presidential fashion.

Library technician Katherine Keller is fighting censorship of comic books and graphic novels through her work with the Comic Book Legal Defense Fund.

Boyd School of Law professor Leslie Griffin brings together philosophy, health care law, and constitutional law to explore issues in bioethics.

Political science professor David Damore on how just a few Nevada votes can turn an entire election.

Ann McGinley sees discrimination through the lens of masculinities theory.

As the National Park Service celebrates its 100th anniversary, UNLV professor Scott Abella explores the conservation challenges officials face.

Boyd School of Law’s Ruben Garcia shares insight on the employment law issues that loom in this year’s election

For a special Constitution Day event, a leading scholar explores presidential errors, misjudgments, and deceptions. Join the discussion Sept. 19.

Law professor Addie Rolnick and African American studies professor Brandon Manning on issues of race, self-defense, and Black Lives Matter.

UNLV history professor Deirdre Clemente's newest book highlights a convergence of fashion and consumerism on college campuses.

The Presidential Debate Lecture Series presents a talk on debate performance and incumbency — and why that may still be a factor this year. Join the free talk Sept. 8.