News: Business Affairs

Michelle Light examines costume designs
Arts and Culture |

A behind-the-scenes look at the Libraries and facilities management teams’ efforts to protect the historic book of the Bard’s works.

Kara Toma
People |

This classified award-winner learned the value of hard work as a pre-teen and hasn’t stopped since.

Brian Steen
People |

Brian Steen's skills aren't limited to those required by his wide-ranging campus duties as a human resources generalist. He's also your go-to guy if you're looking for someone to emcee a motivational meeting or craft creative imaginary pastries.

FDH viewed from Maryland Parkway
Business and Community |

UNLV construction projects have kicked into high gear but we aren't walking this street alone. Here's how public-private partnerships are remaking Maryland Parkway.

U-District
Campus News |

Major construction projects are bringing new amenities and more breathing room to campus. Here's the rundown.

Christmas tree bulb
Business and Community |

Christmas tree recycling begins Dec. 26 at more than 30 locations in Southern Nevada.

Calvin Milling
People |

The Air Force veteran said he loves his job helping people on campus stay safe, but that if he couldn't have that job he would like to fish for bass — professionally.

Honors College facilities
Campus News |

Renovation of the Beverly Rogers Literature and Law Building draws together students and faculty from the Black Mountain Institute, the English department, and the Honors College.

Andres “Andy” DeLeon
People |

One of the Classified Employees of the Year, Andy DeLeon is described as an “invaluable source of expertise, motivation, and professionalism.”

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Campus News |

UNLV, community partners team up for free program that turns Christmas trees into mulch for local parks; more than 15,000 trees recycled in 2013.

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People |

While studying to be a technical writer, Charmaine Swingle discovered that the human resources field was her true calling.

Leslie Matys
People |

Leslie Matys' advice on how to succeed at work is to expect more of yourself than anyone else expects of you.