UNLV College of Education assembles online library of books amid coronavirus pandemic to help support children, parents, teachers.

A new book explores what Thai food in America can tell us about the people cooking it and the people consuming it.

From works providing context for today's political issues to the unexpected inspiration of sheep, Black Mountain Institute staff offer their recommendations.

Hospitality professor Tony Henthorne traces decades of tumult due to tourism fluctuations in Cuba.

A new book reveals how current social structures thwart the mobility of black and brown youth, even those who ‘play by the rules.’

A new book details how colonial control impacted a continent’s relationship to its wildlife.

A new book by social work professor An-Pyng Sun walks readers through the roots of addiction and treatment.

UNLV assistant professor encourages teachers-to-be to keep diversity front and center in the classroom.

As program manager for the Black Mountain Institute and "The Believer," the former vocalist lifts her voice to advocate for literacy in Las Vegas.

A new book explores Gandhian thought and Quakerism to show us how both contribute to humanity’s quest for world peace.

Authors and educators gather at UNLV to discuss the future of books for children and teens.

A first-of-its-kind book provides faculty with tools to help students understand — and maybe even surmount — threshold concepts.