UNLV’s College of Education held a groundbreaking ceremony on Monday for a new project to expand its on-campus preschool. The project is a part of the university’s commitment to meet the childcare and educational needs of families throughout Southern Nevada.

UNLV’s College of Education held a groundbreaking ceremony on Monday for a new project to expand its on-campus preschool. The project is a part of the university’s commitment to meet the childcare and educational needs of families throughout Southern Nevada.

UNLV retained its Research 1 Carnegie designation as one of the nation’s highest-performing research universities.

UNLV retained its Research 1 Carnegie designation as one of the nation’s highest-performing research universities.

In the wake of President Trump’s executive order outlawing Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion initiatives for any U.S. business or academic institution that receives federal funding, UNLV’s president defended his university’s hiring practices. “We’re still people. We’re all going to have our diversity pieces to our background and some of that comes out.”

In the wake of President Trump’s executive order outlawing Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion initiatives for any U.S. business or academic institution that receives federal funding, UNLV’s president defended his university’s hiring practices. “We’re still people. We’re all going to have our diversity pieces to our background and some of that comes out.”

UNLV President Keith E. Whitfield gave the annual State of the University address, outlining his vision for the school.  

The future is bright for the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, according to President Keith Whitfield. During his State of the University address on Thursday, he laid out several proposed plans, which includes campus expansion.

University of Nevada, Las Vegas President Keith Whitfield delivered the annual State of the University address, highlighting significant campus achievements and setting ambitious goals for the future.

Though 2025 has brought some concerns for UNLV President Keith Whitfield, he can’t help but think of how far the university has come, and where he wants it to go in the next 25 years.

Six teams at UNLV established program grade-point average records in the fall semester, the university said today.

Higher education has become more important than ever in Nevada, which is no longer a state where you can afford a home, car and family by simply parking cars or waiting tables.