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The last major Las Vegas hotel that shut down during the pandemic is finally set to reopen, and it’s got a brand new owner.
The University of Nevada, Las Vegas, is banning smoking products, including vaping and tobacco.
The University of Nevada, Las Vegas will become a smoke-free campus beginning Aug. 15, the university announced Friday. The new policy will apply to all students, staff and faculty.
UNLV announced Friday that it will become a smoke-free campus on Aug. 15.
A hyperloop public transportation system. An initiative to funnel students from marginalized communities into tech-related fields. A plan to brand Las Vegas as a “medical tourism” destination.
UNLV will go smoke-free on Aug. 12, in doing so joining about 2,000 universities across the country.
UNLV is becoming a tobacco-free institution starting Aug. 15, the university announced in a press release on Friday.
Nevada’s Catherine Cortez Masto is among a small group of Senate Democrats opposing the Biden administration’s decision to end a Trump-era policy that essentially shut down America’s asylum system.
A new “Shark Tank” style entrepreneurial competition at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, tasked nine teams of students with solving one of Nevada’s most pressing problems: economic diversity.