Richard Rosenkranz (Kinesiology & Nutrition Sciences), along with colleagues, recently published "Testing an adapted obesity prevention intervention in under resourced schools: a pilot clustered randomized controlled trial" in the journal Scientific Reports. 

Dr. Francisco Sy (Environmental and Global Health), professor, received the Gawad Tanglaw (Beacon of Light) Cultural Heritage Award from the International Association of Multicultural and Filipino-American Educators, on Aug. 22, 2025, in New York City. 

Dr. Francisco Sy (Environmental and Global Health), professor, was invited as a Distinguished Speaker at the 2025 Annual Philippine American Academy of Sciences and Engineering Meeting and Symposium, held on July 19-20, 2025, at the University of South Carolina, Columbia. He gave a presentation on "Mountain West Clinical and Translational…

Daniel Mager (Counselor Education, School Psychology, and Human Services) published his 140th article in Psychology Today. Mager has been contributing to Psychology Today since 2013. 

Professor Linda Lister (Music) has an article published in the September/October 2025 issue of the Journal of Singing titled, "The Prolific Song Output and Seasonal Sehnsucht of Franz Schubert and Taylor Swift." The article juxtaposes the 19th century German lieder composer and the 21st century country/pop songwriter, exploring a common…

Douglas Unger (English) published an excerpt from chapter two of his book of craft essays in progress, Geometries of Fiction, in the Craft of Writing series of "The Literary Hub", titled: "Douglas Unger on Why You Write."  

Assistant professor David J. Morris (English) appeared on the NPR/KJZZ program "The Show" to describe his experiences growing up as an evangelical Christian in conjunction with the release of his essay, "Adventures in Jesusland", in The Believer magazine. 

Emma Frances Bloomfield (Communication Studies) has a chapter in the recently published volume: Scientists, Politics, and the Rhetoric of Public Controversy (edited by Pamela Pietrucci and Leah Ceccarelli). Her chapter is titled, "The Bro as Disingenuous Scientist Citizen," and explores how online "bros," namely Elon Musk, Jordan…

Hosted by Sammie L. Scales (Student Diversity Programs), the Let's Talk UNLV Podcast has returned this semester with a continued commitment to amplifying the voices of UNLV students and celebrating the diverse Rebel experience. Scales launched the podcast with the mission of fostering community, engagement, and belonging among students by…