Arts and Culture |
UNLV Opera Theater & Nevada Conservatory Theatre Present 'The Turn of the Screw'
Based on the novella by Henry James, this operatic version tells the story of an inexperienced governess who believes something evil is stalking two young children left in her care.
People |
From Bavaria to the Neon Desert
German exchange student makes a once-in-a-lifetime journey to immerse herself in the business of hospitality and the customs of a new country.
People |
The Interview: Jeffrey Orgera
The associate vice provost for student success knows firsthand how providing opportunities and encouragement to students of all backgrounds can influence academic achievement.
Research |
Research in Brief: How Highly Mobile Populations Can Skew Local COVID-19 Wastewater Trends
Researchers track and compare wastewater samples between the Las Vegas Strip and the local community to better estimate visitor impacts to local disease trends.
Campus News |
Off and Running: Indian Nations Gaming and Governance Program
Boyd Law School is building on its expertise in tribal law by enhancing the curriculum and expanding community programming.
UNLV History |
Namesakes: The Robert Hersh Memorial Scholarship Fund
Robert Hersh (1987-2022), alumnus and talented architect, played an integral role in the planning and construction of the Kirk Kerkorian Medical Education Building.
Arts and Culture |
UNLV Dance Presents 'Dynamic Gardens' Feb. 24-25
Concert highlights include the classic 1963 work Cantilever by Erick Hawkins, a significant 20th century choreographer of modern dance.
Business and Community |
UNLV Libraries Completes Digitization of Las Vegas Sentinel-Voice
The historical newspaper, published from 1963 to 2014, focused on Las Vegas’ Black community.
Campus News |
How an Advanced Degree in Nursing Opens Career Opportunities
From accelerated second bachelor’s to online graduate programs, UNLV School of Nursing's many degree programs are nationally recognized.
People |
The Interview: John Haberstroh
The professor on new discoveries in ancient history, rocking out to metal, and the power of study abroad experiences.
Arts and Culture |
An Interview with May Liang, Director of 'She Kills Monsters'
The play, she says, showcases the core of why people play D&D — to find fun, adventure, and a sense of family.
People |