News: Greenspun College of Urban Affairs

Portrait of Amanda Gordon, Alumni Board and Volunteer Relations Coordinator
People |

So married to UNLV that she had her wedding reception on campus, this alum says working at her alma mater is a natural progression.

Allison Slaughter seated at a desk.
Business and Community |

UNLV practicum helps social work students find the right fit and connect to future jobs.

Tamara Madensen outside T-Mobile Arena.
Research |

UNLV professor uses crime science to head off chaos in public spaces.

Wesley Hirni and Chuck Akin in their studio.
People |

When The Killers wanted to film a video in their hometown this year, they called UNLV grads Chuck Akin and Wes Hirni to guide their way.

Greenspun Hall
Business and Community |

Co-chaired by Sen. Harry Reid and Speaker John Boehner, board includes high profile experts who will direct bipartisan, research-based public policy solutions.

UNLV grad cap
People |

Five UNLV graduates will be recognized by President Len Jessup during winter commencement for their combination of academic excellence and service to the community.

Isack Tenorio
People |

Commencement speaker Izack Tenorio found his niche in working on public initiatives. Now he sees them as a key tool in helping to ease divisions in the country.

Body camera on police officer.
Research |

Study conducted for U.S. Dept. of Justice by UNLV Center for Crime and Justice Policy, non-profit research organization CNA, and Las Vegas Metro Police.

Donor Christina Hixson, left, and journalism and media studies student De'Liza Dulatre-Galimidi
People |

Emergency grant and support system helps determined student overcome setbacks.

couple at desk filled with holiday cards
UNLV History |

Faculty/staff donations to the annual holiday card tree fund have been providing scholarships for 50 years.

hands holding cardboard cutout of house
Business and Community |

College of Urban Affairs partners with community groups to stop Southern Nevada crisis.

man in meeting with dog
People |

For veteran Randy Dexter, man's best friend —and a campus organization — made all the difference.