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Getting Moving Online a Boon for the Vulnerable
Two people work on an exercise involving passing a ball back and forth
Research | February 17, 2021
After pivoting from planned research, a physical therapy professor's Zoom classes offer exercise outlet to Down syndrome patients.
From the President: When Rebels Give, We All Win
Business and Community | February 16, 2021
Rebels Give - UNLV's annual day of giving - is scheduled for March 2-3.
The Psychology of Technology
Jean Sternlight
Research | February 16, 2021
New article co-authored by law professor Jean Sternlight will explore the role psychology plays in law’s increasingly high-tech world.
The (Remote) Interview: Valinder Addison
Valinder "Val" Addison in front of palm trees and blue sky.
People | February 16, 2021
While some of us have nicknames we wish everyone would forget, Valinder Addison likes hers because her family and friends say she keeps going, and going, and going.
Five Things to Do to Become an Engaged Voter
A bearded man with glasses
People | February 16, 2021
Public Policy professor Jayce Farmer stresses the importance of looking at how and why your local government is spending taxpayer money.
Farewell to the Traditional Group PowerPoint Presentation  
three people talking in small studio
Campus News | February 11, 2021
Instructor’s creative teaching practices demonstrate the plausibility of the modern approach.
Trailblazing Receiver Nate Hawkins Forever A Rebel
old photo of football player
Athletics | February 11, 2021
UNLV wideout and 1972 draft pick of the Pittsburgh Steelers dies in hometown of Houston.
Tackling the Cybersecurity Skills Gap
two people back to back at computer screens with code projected behind them
Campus News | February 10, 2021
New interdisciplinary degree looks at long-term solution to thwarting cybercrimes
Making the Case for Recruiting, Preparing, Retaining Teachers of Color
Two elementary school students and their principal sit around a desk with tablets, paper, and pencils
Campus News | February 10, 2021
UNLV professor Iesha Jackson examines structural forms of racism in the teacher education pipeline and ways to combat them.
There Ain't Nothing Like the Real Thing
A student probes a preserved human head
Research | February 9, 2021
Plastinated human head specimens give dental students complete, odor-free, hands-on learning experiences.
Transformational Gift to Advance Excellence for Rebel Basketball Student-Athletes
Exterior view of Thomas & Mack Center, Cox Pavilion and Mendenhall Center
Athletics | February 8, 2021
James J. Baumberger Estate gift of $8 million is the largest in UNLV Athletics history.
The (Remote) Interview: Lindsay Russell
Lindsay J. Russell dressed in a red Star Trek uniform while standing on a rock formation.
People | February 8, 2021
Her love for all things sci-fi has shaped her outlook on leadership, life, and being a strong woman.