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A Las Vegas woman who spent most of her high school years experiencing homelessness is now a successful realtor and is paying it forward by helping other homeless youth.
The effort to fill teaching positions in our schools continues. Educator shortages are leading to teacher burnout, and students are also feeling the impact. A UNLV program is meant to get teachers into our classrooms at a time when they're needed the most.
Nevada has the highest concentration of a superbug causing health complications and death nationwide, though experts are unclear as to exactly why.
Guwahati, once haven for late-night and long drives, has witnessed a distressing transformation into a battleground plagued by road accidents. Statistics reveal a worrisome increase in the number of accidents in Assam, with Guwahati being a major contributor. However, the issue extends beyond accidents to encompass the attitude of drivers towards each other and pedestrians.
Clark County School District (CCSD) students and their siblings can access health care at no cost at two new UNLV Health clinics.
Hotel amenity gifts are a great way to create unique experiences for guests. They can be used to show appreciation for their loyalty, reward them for their patronage, and make them feel special. Thoughtful gift selection is key to making sure that the hotel gifts are well received and appreciated. With the right product selection, these thoughtful gifts can be used to create lasting memories and build relationships with customers.
The UNLV Immigration Clinic, which provides free consultations and deportation defense for adults in immigration detention and children who came to the U.S. without an adult, is looking to double its funding from the state.
J ean Munson has had to make a lot of hard decisions in her life, like moving to Las Vegas from Guam in her late teens for college and becoming the first Asian-American woman to open a comic-book publishing company in Nevada.
Sightline Payments recently released data to the University of Nevada Las Vegas International Gaming Institute (UNLV IGI) that identifies various clusters of payments behavior. The data will help understand how payments behavior can support responsible gambling efforts.