News: College of Liberal Arts

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Arts and Culture |
Uwem Akpan, Daniel Brook and Mary-Ann Tirone Smith Each Receive $50,000 To Pursue Literary Work During Nine-Month Stay at UNLV
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Campus News |

Each academic year, the UNLV College of Liberal Arts presents the University Forum lecture series with experts from UNLV and across the nation to discuss cultural, legal, political, scientific and social issues. The events are free and open to the public.

Employee of the Month awards
People |

This monthly award program recognizes classified staff employees who go above and beyond and contribute an extra something while on the job.

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Arts and Culture |

The Black Mountain Institute (BMI) at UNLV presents the following events as part of its Readings & Panels Series.

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Research |

Anthropology professor Peter Gray explores the evolution of fatherhood in new book.

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People |

Professors in a wide range of disciplines captured top teaching honors at the end of spring semester.

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People |

Alan Simmons' fieldwork across the globe offers insights on early human development.

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People |

A number of UNLV professors receive systemwide and universitywide awards for notable research and creative activities.

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Research |

Graduate student Leisl Carr Childers is studying the often contentious relationship between the federal government and ranchers in Nevada.

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Business and Community |

UNLV organization works to save state's most culturally significant sites from the wrecking block. The reason: To improve our quality of life.

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Research |

UNLV organization works to save state's most culturally significant sites from the wrecking block. The reason: To improve our quality of life.

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Research |

Forty percent of Las Vegans surveyed say they'd leave Nevada if they could live anywhere they wanted. One local leader is taking a step to change that.