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Current Alumni News
Here's how Lee Business School students consistently bring home trophies — and resume-building experiences — from national business case competitions.
At UNLV, Haven Searcy gains two degrees and experience analyzing the effects of radiation on the environment.
Nearly 35 years after shining on the softball diamond, Christine Parris returns to campus for a well-deserved induction into the UNLV Athletics Hall of Fame.
This philanthropy pro helps UNLV donors plan to support the people and causes they love.
Leya Dagher knew she wanted to start a business and with the help of UNLV resources, she established Swalty Mediterranean.
The Nevada Small Business Development Center brings resources for microbusiness owners to the heart of a community.
Alumni In The News
“To infinity and beyond” has a special meaning for UNLV alumna Samantha Gruwell, who graduated with a bachelor’s degree in film in 2005 and now works as a department manager in the feature film production division of Pixar Animation Studios.
Today, Governor Sisolak joined UNLV Alumni for the 2022 UNLV Rebel Advocates Spring Luncheon at Fleming’s in Las Vegas today. The event brought together Alumni who participate in the Rebel Advocates program by supporting higher education, university priorities, and the interests of the UNLV alumni community.
I lost a friend not long ago, and so did Nevada.
University of Nevada Las Vegas Alumni Association installed Stacey Purcell as president.
Goodwill of Southern Nevada is proud to announce the addition of Rick Arpin to their board of directors. Arpin, seasoned finance and operational professional, brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to the position. Currently, Arpin serves as an executive with NRT Technology, a provider of financial services technology and other hardware and software products to the gaming industry.
Half a century after graduating from UNLV, 105-year-old Audrey James was back on campus last week as honorary homecoming queen.