UNLV to Celebrate Winter 2017 Commencement at Thomas & Mack Center Dec. 19

More than 2,000 students from 31 states and 42 foreign countries are eligible to participate in 4 p.m. ceremony.

The Back Story: The Presidential Medallion

When commencement calls for full regalia, our president takes the stage in style. Here's how our presidential bling came to be.

UNLV's Top Tier Award Recipients

Neuroscientist Jefferson Kinney, museum director Alisha Kerlin, and engineer professor Kwang Kim win 2017 recognition.

Eadington Lecture Explores Factors that Expanded Gaming

Researcher shares his findings on the motivations and views of industry players during Dec. 13 event.

Collaborating for Alzheimer's Breakthroughs

Neuroscientist Jefferson Kinney's work with Ruvo Center for Brain Health is improving patient care while expanding opportunities for UNLV student learning.

The Successes & Challenges of the Semester

Some inspirational words from Rebels who've made it through another fall semester.

New Face: Kurt Houser

Mentoring future health care leaders is a priceless opportunity, according to this Community Health Sciences faculty member.

What’s in a Name? How Perception of Taking Spouse’s Surname Can Define Power in Marriage

UNLV study analyzes power dynamics in marital relationships and reveals perceptions of men whose wives retain their own surname.

New Parking Highlights Upcoming Changes

With proposed new buildings for Business and Engineering in the works, as well as Medicine's main building coming down the pike, our campuses are ever-changing.

Redefining the Experience at the Barrick

Museum director Alisha Kerlin is building a network of collaborators from disparate disciplines and inventing new ways to entice the community to campus.

Engineering Students Bring High-Tech Ideas to Life at Senior Design Competition Dec. 7

A pedestrian lighting system, a new pallet design for warehouses, a remote-controlled device that can detect IEDs, and a location-sharing app designed to encourage human interaction among more than 30 projects on display.

UNLV School of Medicine Awarded Grant to Continue Study on Vehicular Injuries

Researchers in UNLV's Department of Surgery continue work on statewide database to quantify human and economic costs of vehicular injuries -- and to identify prevention opportunities.