As a woman who’s been involved in government and corporate America for several decades, I’ve been speaking and writing about the role of women in government and corporate America for almost as long.

Oscar Sida, instructor and Human Services Program coordinator at UNLV, has noticed that for many people, their smartphone has become an addiction.

A recent report about Amazon’s workplace culture has made waves: Eighty-five-hour workweeks, annual staff culling, executives encouraging underlings to sabotage one another, employees weeping at their desks. Is this a necessary formula for success in the innovation economy? In a letter to employees, Jeff Bezos decried such practices as “shockingly callous. … Even if it’s rare or isolated, our tolerance for any such lack of empathy needs to be zero.”

After being caught in the grip of the nation's economic struggles, the University of Nevada, Las Vegas has struggled for the past four years to recover from a plunge in student attendance.

Opening two new medical schools in Southern Nevada will bring more than brick and mortar changes.

Vu Tran's first full memory was just a few weeks before his fifth birthday.

How did representatives of the Hillel Jewish Student Center at UNLV spend a blistering-hot new student dorm move-in day on the UNLV campus?

By handing out bottles of water to parched incoming students.

A new bill introduced in Congress this summer is designed to assist veterans with child care while they work toward higher education.

Viewers can always expect some back-to-school stories in late August. One of the stories in Channel 3’s Video Vault from 30 years ago is titled “Bright UNLV Student”.