The Norma Jean Almodovar Papers document decades of advocacy and expand UNLV’s collecting initiative on sexual entertainment and economies.
Alexandra Nur, a criminal justice researcher, says rehabilitation programs like fire suppression camps help reduce recidivism rates.
By learning resiliency techniques, law enforcement officers can better respond to the needs of the region's residents and tourists.
2024 Service-Learning Award recipient Rachel Anderson combines passions of community service and teaching for new legal clinic.
The undergraduate course helps the next generation of decisionmakers analyze prison and parole systems function.
From clerking to presiding over a federal district courtroom, the Boyd Law professor has focused her career on access to justice.
From a new-found obsession with true crime podcasts to mourning rituals across cultures, this class examines the ways in which death captivates our attention.
Criminal justice course challenges students to explore what policing actually is.
New law school requirement draws in multiple faculty members to address race, policing, and legal system.
UNLV African American and African Diaspora Studies professor Tyler D. Parry on the effectiveness of protesting to enact social change.
UNLV criminal justice professor Gillian Pinchevsky on the coronavirus pandemic’s impact on victims of intimate partner abuse and how society can help protect them in the future.
As more municipalities weigh the future of their police departments, UNLV professors explain what these movements mean and how they would work.