Topic: U.S. Presidential Debate 2016

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an illustration of televisions around the world tuned to UNLV
UNLV History |

The 2016 Presidential Debate brought UNLV to global prominence.

CNN technician Shawn Flowers watches the debate from the media gallery
Campus News |

UNLV played host to the third and final presidential debate of the 2016 election. Our favorite news stories capturing the preparation, the big day, and beyond.

campus scene
Campus News |

From a med school on the rise to the world tuning into the Thomas & Mack — 10 moments that marked our year.

media filing center inside the Cox Pavilion during the 2016 Presidential Debate
Campus News |

The Oct. 19 debate at UNLV’s Thomas & Mack Center was the third most watched in history, attracting more than 71 million television viewers.

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Campus News |

Hosting the final presidential debate helped put UNLV on the map for prospective students.

Jennifer Hurtado
Campus News |

The best summation of the presidential debate experience: "No one treated me like a student. For a couple of hours, I felt like a professional."

Isabelle and Cam Johnson
Campus News |

Cam and Isabelle Johnson's hefty to-do lists for the Presidential Debate made their fall feel like "Groundhog Day."

Kurt Hoff poses in fromt of the Thomas and Mack
Campus News |

Debate creates opportunity for the IT teams for the campus and the Thomas & Mack to expand skills and work together.

UNLV Police Lt. Jeff Green and Lori Temple, vice provost for information technology, discuss Presidential Debate security
Campus News |

Preparing for one of the biggest days in UNLV history took coordination with multiple law enforcement agencies.

Francis McCabe works spin alley the night of the debate
People |

With 5,000 journalists on campus to cover the debate, the UNLV media relations crew was on their toes for months to help keep the university front-and-center during coverage.

Media gather near the university welcome table on the Thomas & Mack Center concourse for a b-roll/photo tour of the debate hall on Tuesday, Oct. 18. Representatives from the Commission on Presidential Debates (CPD) and UNLV gave media a "first look" at the debate venue and a chance to capture images, grab interviews with UNLV and CPD representatives, and capture the excitement building for the big day.
Campus News |

The Presidential Debate offered a fantastic opportunity to put our campus experts in front of the camera. Here's who we captured doing interviews.

Sydney Tresvant
Campus News |

A Chaparral High senior was surprised in class with a $1,000 scholarship to UNLV.

Lee Bernick
Campus News |

​Public policy professor Lee Bernick is teaching abroad this semester and has a few insights on what Europeans think of the 2016 U.S. election

Stephanie Reahm enjoys a moment with Hey Reb! at the watch event in the Student Union
People |

You can’t keep a go-to staff member like Stephanie Reahm down when there’s work to be done.

Debate attendee
People |

More than 50 international delegates study our democratic process in person at UNLV to bring lessons back to their home countries.

Political supporters at the Presidential Debate.
Campus News |

The Presidential Debate offered the whole community a chance to be part of the political spectacle. Here are a few images of those who came to make a statement.

Several views of people taking photos with their phones
Campus News |

The Presidential Debate led to an explosion of post, tweets, shares, and snaps. UNLV's social media strategist shares her favorites.

Students pose with Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton piñatas.
Campus News |

Scenes from Presidential Debate watch events on campus.