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Staying on Track: UNLV’s Population Forecast Continues to Predict 1M More Residents in Southern Nevada
Annual report from UNLV’s Center for Business and Economic Research predicts 3.39 million local residents by 2060.
Barrick Museum of Art Celebrates 10th Anniversary of Joining the College of Fine Arts with "Making Room"
Making Room maps out where the Barrick has been in the past and where it wants to go in the future.
Marjorie Barrick Museum of Art Hosts Opening Event for Fall Exhibitions Sept. 2
Exhibitions highlight painting, photography, sculpture, video, and more by artists from around the globe.
Cirque Mechanics Launches Tour of “Zephyr – A Whirlwind of Circus” at Ham Concert Hall Sept. 24
Each time Cirque Mechanics takes the stage, audiences are thrilled and amazed by the matchless skill and innovation of its creators, acrobats, and groundbreaking storylines framed by remarkable machines and devices.
UNLV's Campuses are Now Smoke-Free and Tobacco-Free
University-wide policy, approved by institution's policy committee last fall, takes effect on Aug. 15, 2022.
UNLV Experts In The News
The University of Nevada, Las Vegas has announced that it will become a smoke-free and tobacco-free campus on Monday.
Nevada carries a reputation as a one-horse state, relying mainly on the leisure and hospitality sector. For example, in 2019, accommodation and food services made up 26 percent of Nevada’s workforce. For many years, policymakers and analysts have argued that Nevada needed to diversify its economy like its neighbors Arizona and Utah. This notion has proven salient multiple times, such as during the 2008 Great Recession and the COVID-19 pandemic, when Nevada, and especially the Las Vegas metro area, became ground zero for a national economic slump.
Nevada carries a reputation as a one-horse state, relying mainly on the leisure and hospitality sector. For example, in 2019, accommodation and food services made up 26 percent of Nevada’s workforce. For many years, policymakers and analysts have argued that Nevada needed to diversify its economy like its neighbors Arizona and Utah. This notion has proven salient multiple times, such as during the 2008 Great Recession and the COVID-19 pandemic, when Nevada, and especially the Las Vegas metro area, became ground zero for a national economic slump.
The Interview: David Wedley
His work with student-athletes has ensured teams post great stats in the classroom as well as on the field.
A Better Approach to Holistic Pediatrics
School of Medicine student reflects on how her volunteer experience is bridging the gap between the community and medicine.
New General Studies Degree Will Help Students Cross the Commencement Stage
General studies bachelor’s ensures that life challenges don't stand in the way of completing a degree for students who've already completed a large number of credits.
New General Sciences Degree Program Will Help Increase STEM Graduates
UNLV’s College of Sciences introduces a new degree program aimed at ensuring students complete their degree.
Disability Resource Center Finds New Home
The larger facility comes with the growing need for testing spaces, assistive technology, and other resources for students with disabilities.
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