From Classroom to Casino Floor
UNLV’s Center for Gaming Innovation students break into competitive casino industry with new ideas for games.
UNLV’s Center for Gaming Innovation students break into competitive casino industry with new ideas for games.
Southern Nevada industries are expanding, unemployment is down sharply, and visitor volume is trending up, according to biannual economic report.
Lawrence Mower jumped into journalism just as newsrooms were cutting back. That gave the young reporter a chance to dig into the numbers to expose corruption in public agencies.
When did society start linking problem gambling to the concept of addiction? Medical historian Celeste Chamberland discusses the origins in the May 14 Eadington Fellows lecture.
The vast archives within University Libraries preserve the history of the now-shuttered casino. Su Kim Chung, head of special collections public services, offers a peek inside.
New study finds no causal relationship between Internet use and problem gambling.
How did Nevada become a world leader in gaming? Expert David Schwartz picks out the key dates that changed our state's biggest industry.
Donation from gaming industry leader Mark Yoseloff will help students take gaming ideas from the classroom to the casino.
UNLV's Center for Gaming Research dispels some of the more enduring misconceptions about gambling.
Six scholars have been selected to complete residencies at UNLV Special Collections as part of its Gaming Research Fellows Program for the 2012-2013 academic year. More than two dozen fellowships have been awarded since the program began in 2007.
UNLV and the University of Nevada, Reno (UNR) announced a partnership to co-produce one of the word’s largest conferences on gambling.