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People |
The combination of art and science inspired the two-time alumna to pursue dentistry; the unwavering faith of her mentors encouraged her to return as an instructor.
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People |
The Outstanding Alumnus of the Year helps raise millions of dollars in his 28 years with the UNLV Foundation.
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Arts and Culture |
The orchestra is conducted by artistic director Taras Krysa.
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Arts and Culture |
Since 1991, the trio has captivated audiences by seamlessly crisscrossing genres, intersecting rock, jazz, classical, and world music.  
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People |
The Lee Business School Alumnus of the Year has found balance between advising clients in Las Vegas' biggest industries or volunteering his time at local organizations.
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People |
The Urban Affairs Alumna of the Year works to encourage self-success and eliminate generational poverty.
An aerial image of a Homecoming Festival with the Las Vegas strip in the background.
UNLV History |
Homecoming brings students and alumni to gether to celebrate at traditions like the golf cart parade, festival, and football game.
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Arts and Culture |
The program includes John McMurtery performing Bach's Partita in A Minor for solo flute, Mozart's Quintet in E-flat Major for piano and winds, and Brahms' Clarinet Trio, Op. 114.
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Campus News |
UNLV team prepares scientific ballooning experiments for two upcoming solar eclipses.
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Campus News |
Student team to participate in upcoming solar eclipses for nationwide NASA project; Oct. 14 celestial event visible in Las Vegas.
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Arts and Culture |
The concert features works by faculty and artists-in-residence, including choreography by the newest UNLV Dance faculty member Hayley Meier.
Heather Boakye-Wenzel, MD
People |
A childhood malarial infection inspired Heather Boakye-Wenzel 'to become a doctor to help people ... to make people feel better.'