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Barbara Tabach believes “Memories are as intrinsically valuable as any material wealth.” As project manager of the Southern Nevada Jewish Heritage Project, her work is infused with that mantra.
Nevada airwaves have become an all-out warzone for the state's Senate race, as the contest becomes increasingly important in the battle for control of the upper house and as conservative scions who've shunned Donald Trump, such as the billionaire Koch brothers, unleash their resources lower on the ticket.
Donald Trump is making America’s immigration policy the top issue of his presidential campaign.
When Thalia Dondero decided to enter the no-holds barred world of politics, running for a seat in the state Assembly in 1972, Carson City was an old school men’s club. Just five women sat in the Legislature, only one in the upper house.
It is never too late to learn something new, and sometimes it's required to move your career forward! "Never Stop Learning" is the mantra of UNLV's Continuing Education program, and we learn about how you can do just that!
The UNLV school year has barely started, and it’s already one for the books. Though specific numbers, demographic analysis and matriculation figures won’t be available for another month given the natural early-semester student body fluctuation, enrollment has hit a record high: roughly 29,000 overall, or four to five percent higher than last year.
“The policemen, the firemen, the construction workers, the lathers, the sheetrock workers, the electricians, the plumbers. That’s where my support is,” Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump said this year at a New Hampshire town hall. “Every poll shows it.”
UNLV is getting a big check to study middle school education.
Congresswoman Dina Titus announced Thursday that UNLV will receive a $251,375 National Science Foundation grant as part of a program to investigate middle school mathematics curriculum.
The diversification of Nevada’s population and economy prompted the Las Vegas Metro Chamber of Commerce and UNLV to create an education program for professionals interested in better understanding government operations in the Silver State.