For the first time in its twenty-two year history, UNLV has expanded its annual 'Take Back the Night' event from one to six days.

About 1,500 students and officials showed up at the UNLV Student Union this morning to watch the football team paint the Fremont Cannon red.

He still hasn’t lost in Reno.
That’s the quip of the weekend for Tony Sanchez, the UNLV head coach whose teams at Bishop Gorman also crushed Reno-based high schools.

Sweet, sweet victory for our Rebels over their biggest rivals. In just a few hours cans of red and white paint will be in use as one of college football's coolest rivalry trophies heads back to UNLV.

With the next few months packed with various holidays, teeth are likely to be bombarded by sugary foods and drinks, which can wreak havoc on our smiles.

The latest high-profile mass shooting has fueled the nation's gun law debate once again.

While most Clark County high school students want to attend college, many of them don't know how to pursue and pay for a degree, according to survey findings released Friday by the University of Nevada, Las Vegas.

UNLV Taking Back the Night, the goal is to bring awareness to rape and sexual assault around the nation and here at home during October, which of course is domestic violence awareness month.

Taking the first step toward higher education can sometimes be challenging, and not being well informed can have consequences as well as large debts.