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Inside the Real Time Intelligent Systems Lab
A UNLV Engineering lab trains students to use machine learning and build autonomous systems to help us better navigate the world.
The Course: Magic, Witchcraft, and Religion
Students explore the practical magic between physical and spirit worlds.
UNLV Symphony Orchestra Presents 'The Majesty of Brahms' Oct. 28
Led by artistic director and conductor Taras Krysa, the program includes Brahms’s majestic Symphony No. 3, Ravel’s enchanting Mother Goose Suite, and Vaughan Williams’s Oboe Concerto.
UNLV Photo Club Presents 'The Cortex' Through Nov. 13
The exhibition captures the moments and emotions that shape students’ perspectives through photography.
Behind the Scenes of the Barrick Museum's Reopening
Better lighting, renewed galleries, and a safer space welcome visitors back after months of work by UNLV Facilities Management.
UNLV Experts In The News
Joe Lombardo, the governor of Nevada, was favored to win a second term. Now he’s in one of the nation’s tightest contests.
An ad attacked a Democrat for not being progressive enough. It appears to be from a GOP PAC using a loophole to avoid disclosing its donors until next year.
Everyday activities, from visiting zoos to cleaning bird droppings, can expose you to a potentially dangerous infection.
UNLV Black Fire Innovation Is Fueling Southern Nevada's Growing Tech Ecosystem
The 43,000 square-foot living lab, managed by UNLV's Office of Economic Development, brings industry and agencies together to test and develop next-gen concepts in hospitality, gaming, and entertainment.
Shaping the Future of Primary Care
After completing the internal medicine residency program, Dr. Edward Co chose to stay with the medical school to train future generations of physicians.
Water As We’ve Never Known It: Physicists Test Water Beyond Earth-like Conditions
UNLV research shows that water can change its structure under the scrutiny of intense pressure, giving us an idea of its appearance on extraterrestrial worlds.
UNLV Chamber Music Society Welcomes WindSync Oct. 22
Over nearly two decades of performing throughout the United States and abroad, WindSync has proven itself “a major force in the American chamber music landscape” (Arts and Culture Texas).
The Interview: Michael Porter
For his contribution to the On Time exhibition, the video production specialist revisits decades of home videos and reflects on the unexpected journey that brought him to UNLV.
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