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London-based not-for-profit ESG Gaming has announced that founder Lee Willows will be part of the Esports Betting and Gambling panel being held as part of the ESI Lisbon festival, set to take place at the MEO Arena in Lisbon from September 23 to 25. Drawing on his experience as the founder of safer gambling charity YGAM, Lee will provide expert insight alongside Darius C. Gambino, Partner Saul Ewing LLP; Brett Abarbanel, Executive Director UNLV International Gaming Institute; and Urim Bajrami, Partner Stadler Völke.
Back when I was considering leaving my job as dean of the Eller College of Management at the University of Arizona to come to Las Vegas to take the helm as president at UNLV, I was attracted by the clear, exciting future that both UNLV and Las Vegas were steadily heading into together.
Leading gambling law and regulation conference Regulating the Game, to be held from 10 to 13 March 2025 in Sydney, has announced Dr Marla Royne Stafford as its first Conference Chair for the event. Chairing a day of the conference provides an opportunity for industry professionals and regulators to offer unique insights and perspectives, steward the conversation to highlight critical points and stimulate an exchange of ideas and discussions.
UNLV Health has recently opened a new clinic in northwest Las Vegas, expanding healthcare options for southern Nevadans. The new home for UNLV Health Family Medicine is the second location for general, plastic, and reconstructive surgery. The 22,000 square-foot facility features 23 exam rooms.
As the U.S. election campaign enters its decisive home stretch, with the candidates now nominated, there will be much focus on how the outcome will impact the wars in Gaza and Ukraine. We’d like to point out that the volatile South Caucasus may be affected no less by a return to a transactional approach that views Vladimir Putin favorably.
Is Sen. Jacky Rosen (D-NV) just a carbon copy of Vice President Kamala Harris? Is Sam Brown just Donald Trump reincarnated? The Nevada Senate campaigns (and supportive outside groups) are each spending millions of dollars to try to get voters to think of their opponent in the same breath as their party leader. Each candidate has tried to brand the other with the moniker of their party leaders — Rosen rarely mentions Brown without adding the “MAGA extremist” label, while Brown has sought to portray Rosen as a rubber stamp for Biden, and now Harris’, economic agenda.
UNLV Health has recently opened a new clinic in northwest Las Vegas, expanding healthcare options for southern Nevadans. The new home for UNLV Health Family Medicine is the second location for general, plastic, and reconstructive surgery. The 22,000 square-foot facility features 23 exam rooms.
In a world where individuality and craftsmanship reign supreme, finding the perfect item that reflects your unique taste can be a journey of discovery. From exquisite glassware, drinks to thoughtfully curated gifts, and from refined cigars to bespoke furniture, there are brands dedicated to elevating the art of living. Whether you’re an aficionado of fine spirits, a cigar connoisseur, or someone with an eye for distinctive home décor, these carefully selected pieces cater to the sophisticated lifestyle you seek. Let’s explore how these exceptional brands offer more than just products—they provide a gateway to a refined, curated way of life.
The U.S. National Science Foundation has invested over $2.1 million in eight projects through the Established Program to Stimulate Competitive Research (NSF EPSCoR). This investment, in collaboration with NASA, aims to strengthen research infrastructure, advance science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) talent development at six institutions in five U.S. states, and develop the next generation of leaders in STEM.