News: College of Sciences

Kevin McVay and Robin Grove holding Premier U.N.L.V. T-shirts
UNLV History |

UNLV grads and longtime event volunteers Kevin McVay and Robin Grove drop their Top 5 list of commemorative T-shirts from the annual event.

Portrait of Kara Peterson holding a rock.
People |

The development director helps build the future STEM workforce by connecting donors to student programs.

detail shot of craft project with Reb-Blooded Family label
Campus News |

Through the smiles and tears, parents at Rebel Ready Week share their thoughts on sending a child off to college.

detail shot of craft project with Reb-Blooded Family label
Campus News |

Through the smiles and tears, parents at Rebel Ready Week share their thoughts on sending a child off to college.

a park ranger speaks with visitors at Ice Age Fossils Park in Nevada
People |

Geoscience graduate Dawn Reynoso helps create Ice Age Fossils State Park.

two men kneel on ground to put together lab equipment
Research |

The College of Sciences installs a dilution refrigerator, a machine used to study quantum particles and devices near absolute zero.

artist rendering of deep-space plasma bubble
Research |

New study by international team of scientists in the journal Nature has discovered the origin of the persistent emission of radiation observed in some deep-space fast radio bursts.

Mirage Resort
Campus News |

Roundup of the hottest news headlines featuring UNLV students and staff.

man in white coat using lab equipment
Research |

Benjy Sedano-Herrera is finding international success through his research in a UNLV Life Sciences lab and his networking outside of it.

SEFTY Summer '24
People |

Professor Edwin Oh’s 'SEFTY' program is providing a slice of life for future scientists, giving high schoolers an authentic lab experience.

Martin Schiller Lab
People |

Professor Marty Schiller talks about his business and how UNLV made it possible.

group posing in front of sign that reads Ice Age Fossils State Park
Campus News |

GeoPaths program leads to more student-centered and interactive Earth science classes.