UNLV’s Boyd School of Law is the 62nd best law school in the country, according to rankings released today by U.S. News & World Report. It is Boyd’s highest-ever ranking, 16 spots higher than last year.

UNLV’s William F. Harrah Hotel College was recently ranked the world’s best for hospitality and leisure.

Findings from the first comprehensive study on the oral health of a population in transition from a foraging, wild-food diet to an agriculture-based diet indicate that oral health is affected not just by diet, but also by gender and behavior differences between men and women.

In our upcoming November issue, Metropolis takes a hard look at how the hospitality industry will change in the near future, but what will the hotels of the next few decades be like? The Radical Innovation Award impels designers to consider exactly that—and to create designs that explore just how innovative the hotel environment can be. At the 10th annual Radical Innovation Awards at the New Museum in New York City on October 10, two worthy finalists—chosen for their creativity, design quality and potential to impact the industry—presented their visions for the hotel of the future.

Dave Hickey and Libby Lumpkin are a few hours outside of Orlando, Florida, heading west to their home in Santa Fe, New Mexico, when they stop for a break. Hickey can't fly because of his health, and while in Miami, he'd ended up in the hospital with an aneurism in his chest, leading to an unexpected five-day stay.

For nearly 2 million so-called DREAMers — undocumented immigrants brought to the U.S. as children or young teenagers — the initial weeks of Donald Trump’s presidency have been anxious ones.

Here's one thing millions of Americans can agree on: March Madness is fun, especially when there's a little money on the line. So fun, in fact, that more people will fill out NCAA Tournament brackets this week than voted for either Donald Trump or Hillary Clinton in last year's presidential election.

UNLV’s advertisement for a new athletic director closes Wednesday, and though the university is still in the vetting phase, several early names have emerged as potential candidates.

“My father could no longer handle me. It was like his parenting skills were ‘I’m going to beat his head in’ or ‘I’m just going to leave him at home by himself,’ ” said Richard Demarko Brown, painting a picture of his 17-year-old case file.