UNLV class brings student-developed ideas to the market at the Global Gaming Expo trade show.

Civil rights and Native American sovereignty rights seem to be moving toward a head on collision.

Step into the world of YES, where high school students meet team UNLV through project-based mentoring and a case-study analysis of the top industry right their backyards.

Research connects the material legacy of gambling in the Renaissance with contemporary board and card games.

Card players, sports bettors and pool hustlers used to be the only ones playing games professionally. Now esports joins the fray.

Esports is moving from huddles around a computer to becoming the next big spectator sport — and resorts are betting that it’ll bring Millennials into casinos.

The relationship between resorts, eSports and the Gaming Control Board is still being fleshed out. UNLV researchers are right there to examine these emerging paradigms.

New legislation would allow for regular pari-mutuel betting on esports and other non-sports, non-racing events.

Eadington Lecture looks at how the rise of public relations helped push the casino industry out of its past and into a new era of legitimacy.

Center helps regulators and policymakers understand current issues and is establishing best regulatory practices.

German historian explores how Las Vegas achieved what cities around the world have not: true distinction as a gaming destination.

UNLV International Gaming Institute head Bo Bernhard named Satre Chair in Gaming Studies at University of Nevada, Reno, advancing a collaborative effort between the two institutions.