National champs Rebel Girls & Company changes the game for competitive collegiate dance teams.

The University Libraries' expands its 'Represent' collection with recommendations from faculty, staff, and students.

The program is a two-year pilot initiative that uses various strategies to help diversify the recruitment process for academic and administrative faculty positions.

UNLV director of oral history Claytee White shares Nevada’s diverse history, telling us why ‘Nevada Means Home’ for so many.

UNLV discussion series brings community together for conversations on ways to address systemic racism and find solutions; event coincides with a new exhibit on the first floor of Lied Library.

Ingrid Perez is among thousands of first-generation students at UNLV carving out their own path to success.

Psychological and brain sciences grad student Aldo Barrita's fellowship helps expand research in Latino humanities.

UNLV-led research seeks ways to fold virtual class-inspired feature into post-pandemic return to in-person STEM instruction.

UNLV sports and gender expert Nancy Lough on why Las Vegas’ first pro sports championship has changed the game for women and the entire sports industry.

Discussion series hosted by UNLV Libraries and Greenspun College of Urban Affairs brings community together for conversations on ways to address systemic racism and find solutions.

The larger facility comes with the growing need for testing spaces, assistive technology, and other resources for students with disabilities.

The history-making program manager helps shape college women leaders and advocates for human rights.