Jennifer Vanderlaan on hillside.
People |
When she's able to tear herself away from her focus on improving maternal health care, Jennifer Vanderlaan decompresses by taking a hike or playing video games with her family.
unlv wind orchestra in performance
Arts and Culture |
The concert, titled "Old Friends," features several jazz legends and Grammy-winning artists.
Silhouettes of dancers in different colors
Arts and Culture |
The concert features choreography by UNLV award-winning faculty and modern dance pioneer Erick Hawkins.
group talking around a table
Campus News |
Program at The Intersection gives first-generation faculty, staff a place to share their stories.
illustration with silhouette of man and rainbow umbrella
Arts and Culture |
Academy Award-winning writer Tarell Alvin McRaney shares this coming-of-age story sure to warm your heart.
1910s woman sitting in vintage car with large cardboard heart that reads: Your Ad Here
Research |
UNLV history professor Elizabeth Nelson separates facts about the effects of marketing, consumerism, and social media on the holiday's evolution from fiction about love's golden age.
a musical ensemble with the  assad brothers in the foreground
Arts and Culture |
The Washington Post writes that the brothers perform like "a sort of ‘uber-guitar,’ two instruments and one brain."
Matthew Lachniet stands in the midst of a cave in Guatemala with speleothems surrounding him.
Research |
New UNLV research provides context for climate history of Guatemalan rainforests.
doctor in hospital hallway
Campus News |
UNLV School of Medicine's residency/fellowship programs helping to expand specialty care in Nevada.
Beam Music Hall
Arts and Culture |
The School of Music was ranked #9 for top bachelor's degrees in music, based on median salary one year out of college, by Gradreports.com.
close-up of daniel libeskind
Arts and Culture |
Libeskind is famously known for the design and completion of the Jewish Museum in Berlin that opened in 2001 and for the master plan for Ground Zero in NYC.
Dolly Kelepecz-Momot watches dancers in class.
People |
Told she was too tall to be a dancer, Dolly Kelepecz-Momot ignored naysayers and went on to a successful dance career, including 37 years (so far) teaching hundreds of UNLV students.