Articles by Karyn S. Hollingsworth
Missing in Nevada Day Event Extends Anthropology's Partnership with Coroner's Office
Faculty and students from the Forensic Anthropology and Bioarchaeology Lab help solve missing persons cases.
UNLV Study Reveals the Cyclical Nature of Trauma and Pain in Early Aftermath of Sexual Assault
New research shows PTSD symptoms and pain can trigger one another in the first few weeks after sexual assault.
UNLV English Professor Inducted into Nevada Writers Hall of Fame
Jarret Keene on the prestigious honor, Las Vegas as a genre, and becoming a ‘pop scholar.’
The Interview: Amy Reed-Sandoval
Kids and everyday people make the best philosophers, according to professor Amy Reed-Sandoval.
Curious About the World? Check Out This Fall's University Forum Lectures
The College of Liberal Arts series connects the campus and community with experts who explore issues and the power of ideas.
Discovery of New Fossils — and New Species of Ancient Human Ancestor — Reveals Insights on Evolution
UNLV anthropologist and international research team find Ethiopian fossils; details published in Aug. 13 Nature paper.
The Course: Race, Gender, and the Making of Modern Medicine
Students examine the evolution of America’s healthcare system in the larger social, political, and economic context of the last 500 years.
UNLV Scholarship Program Demonstrates ‘Power to Make a Change’
Engelstad Scholars celebrate 15 years of leadership, scholarship, and service to the community.
The Interview: Cassaundra Rodriguez
The sociologist found her 'light' at UNLV by studying families seeking community and citizenship.