Topic: books and literature
From the Archives: Alumna Dissects Relationships in Young Adult Novels
A lost job led law school graduate Daria Snadowsky to write candidly about a teen girl's sexual experiences in her first two books.
Black Mountain Institute at UNLV Fall 2012 Readings and Panels Series
The Black Mountain Institute (BMI) at UNLV presents the following events as part of its Readings & Panels Series.
Concierge Tales from the Las Vegas Strip
Years spent fulfilling customers' unusual requests provides UNLV alum Mariann Mohos humorous stories for her book.
A Turning Point for Chicano Students
New work examines the aftermath of student protests of educational inequities in Los Angeles schools.
Desegregation's Legacy
Sonya Douglass Horsford, a scholar of education with The Lincy Institute, looks toward the future after evaluating the flawed aftermath of U.S. school desegregation.
A Call to Pens
Alumnus Andrew Kiraly finds his hometown a ripe literary subject. And he hopes fellow writers will join him.
Gothic Horror in a Finnish Sanitorium
Alumnus Maile Chapman's first novel, "Your Presence Is Requested At Suvanto" has been featured in The New York Times' Sunday Book Review, The New Yorker, and Publishers Weekly.
UNLV Black Mountain Institute Announces Writing Fellowship Recipients
Modern Dads
Anthropology professor Peter Gray explores the evolution of fatherhood in new book.
Looking Deeper: Historian Eugene Moehring
Fenway Fanatics: Baseball's Oldest Park Becomes Lab for Urban Culture
Like religion, sociologist Michael Ian Borer says, baseball and Fenway Park give Bostonians something larger than themselves to believe in, "something that transcends the here and now."