This week’s events at the University of Missouri haven’t gone unnoticed by staff and students at colleges in the Las Vegas Valley.

In an old ad campaign, Gatorade asked athletes, "Is it in you?"

In Nevada’s efforts to promote economic diversification, few projects loom as large as the creation of the UNLV School of Medicine. We still are applauding UNLV, the Board of Regents, Gov. Brian Sandoval and the Legislature for creating the school on paper, then funding it for real.

Center for Traffic Safety Research members commonly witness dangerous driving habits when they visit schools to raise awareness about pedestrian safety.

North Las Vegas now houses the largest residential recycling center in North America. Republic Services built the $35 million dollar facility and now they have to fill it.

Earlier this week, democratic presidential candidates Bernie Sanders and Martin O'Malley stumped in Las Vegas.

The state's top education officials all but declared the Clark County School District negligent for its decision not to apply for a portion of a $2.5 million scholarship fund for new teachers.

Students at the University of Nevada, Reno, won’t receive a cent of $2.3 million in state scholarships offered this year for those seeking teaching degrees.

It often isn't work inside the office that causes bosses to berate their employees, but rather problems they're facing on the home front that dictate their bad behavior, new research finds.