The School of Community Health Sciences will hold a retirement celebration for Dr. Mary Guinan, founding dean, on May 9 at 1:30 p.m. in the Stan Fulton Building, Ballroom A. Guinan was among the first scientists to investigate the AIDS epidemic.
Simon Keith got sick of being the "heart guy" and spent two decades trying to ignore his status as a transplant recipient. Then he got a reality check—and a new goal in life.
On the court, UNLV alum Coach Dave Rice is rooting for the Runnin’ Rebels. Off the court, he’s championing another cause – autism awareness.
A lost job led law school graduate Daria Snadowsky to write candidly about a teen girl's sexual experiences in her first two books.
UNLV alum turned celebrity chef honored for commitment to his alma mater during fall commencement Dec. 18.
Two Millennium Scholars make their marks in the College of Sciences.
To be better negotiators, attorneys have to get into the minds of clients and witnesses. Professor's new book delves into the psychological principles that lawyers (and laypeople) need to know as well as legal statutes.
Who qualifies as a refugee? How does that apply to Las Vegas' immigrants? Law professor explores the complicated issues behind the genuine lives of displaced people.
Alfredo Fernandez-Gonzalez recognized for influence in the classroom and commitment to undergraduate students.
Five Rebels share their tales of the dirty, dangerous, or cringe-inducing work they do to make the world a better place.
To discover what's happening with the bighorn sheep population, David Choate must track cougars in the National Desert Wildlife Refuge.
Rotting food, old toilets, and remnants of residence hall move-out are treasures to Tara Pike-Nordstrom.