How Nevada Finally Got a Law School
Boyd Law School
UNLV History |
An oral history on the creation of Nevada's first state-supported, fully accredited law school, and its humble beginnings inside a renovated elementary school.
Quick Take: What the Fourth National Climate Assessment Means for Nevada and the West
"bathtub ring" around Lake Mead
Research |
Climate change researcher Matt Lachniet explains the impacts of hotter temperatures.
Winning Combination
portrait of man in classroom
People |
At UNLV, physician Buddhadeb Dawn is able to combine his talent for program-building with his passions for research and patient care.
Keep it Complex: New Study Shows that Previous Research Oversimplified Schizophrenia Symptoms
Daniel Allen works with former undergraduate researcher Bernadine Palisoc
Research |
UNLV psychology professor hopes study will influence treatments.
Scarlet Looks So Good with Brass
A crowd gathers to paint the Fremont Cannon scarlet.
Athletics |
After three years in drab blue, the Fremont Cannon positively pops in a fresh coat of crimson.
UNLV Earns Accreditation for School of Public Health
Bigelow Health Sciences
Campus News |
UNLV's School of Public Health now one of just 66 schools in the world recognized by the Council of Education for Public Health and the first in Nevada.
The Interview: Shelly Wang
Shelly Wang the director of program development for Continuing Education poses in front of flowers.
People |
Researching career trends and expanding educational opportunities beyond the traditional college experience are among her goals.
UNLV Jazz Fall Festival Nov. 26-28
UNLV Jazz
Arts and Culture |
The festival features guest artist and renowned trumpeter Allen Vizzutti.
Art Department Hosts MFA Open Studios Dec. 7
Holly Lay Making Faces, Rug Hook Yarn
Arts and Culture |
Meet the MFA candidates and visit their studios where they will share recent work.
Delivering Excitement
UNLV School of Medicine
People |
The new chair of the School of Medicine’s ob/gyn department says that even after decades, delivering babies still is exciting.
Engelstad Scholars Give Back to the Community
woman presenting at research symposium
People |
Sometimes they find that by helping others, they also help themselves.
UNLV History Department Selects Renowned North American Historian as Harry Reid Endowed Chair
image of desert mountains
People |
Susan Lee Johnson will serve as first endowed chair in Liberal Arts; position will elevate history program to leader in the study of the Intermountain West.