All over the UNLV campus, you'll see signs promoting the third and final presidential debate at UNLV's Thomas & Mack Center on October 19. University leaders know the event is a part of history.

The University of Nevada, Las Vegas University Libraries has been awarded a $210,000 grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities to continue work on a project to digitize historical Nevada newspapers.

We’re just days away from the third and final presidential debate, set to take place at the Thomas & Mack on the campus of UNLV. Parking lots are already being shut down, and that has many students inconvenienced.

UNLV senior Karina Lopez was selected as a recipient of the 2016 Kenny C. Guinn Memorial Scholarship. Each year two $4,500 scholarships are given to two students, one in Northern Nevada and one in Southern Nevada, who are pursuing a degree in education with the intention to teach in Nevada upon graduation.

The final presidential debate is just a little over a week away in Las Vegas, and UNLV will take center stage as millions of eyes will be focused on Nevada.

On a trip to Great Basin National Park, UNLV geoscience professor Matt Lachniet says that rainfall many millennia ago formed lakes in the desolate basins lining this strip of rural highway. Between the towns of Pioche and Panaca, we stop at Cathedral Gorge, where a multimillion-year dance of erosion and tectonics forged a slender canyon fringed with clay-colored spires.

The second presidential debate is in the books. The third and final debate is going to be right here in Las Vegas at UNLV’s Thomas and Mack Center.

As the presidential contenders battled it out on the podium tonight, back here at home, UNLV is bracing to host the third and final debate 10 days from now.

Sixty-three state lawmakers will gather Monday morning in Carson City to consider a number of tourism-related measures, including public funding for an NFL stadium.