News: William F. Harrah College of Hospitality

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Campus News |

A Hospitality class was dedicated to planning UNLVino's successor – until coronavirus forced a change.

Hospitality Hall building
Campus News |

In a time of social distancing, the College of Hospitality makes visiting campus possible. 

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People |

Sophomore Myles Veal advises fellow students not to let their classes slide while working remotely.

Huiying Zhang packs up to move out of the residence halls
Campus News |

Hospitality College Ph.D. student channels separation from her family, housing uncertainty, and the new challenges of remote learning into humor and productivity.

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People |

The hospitality “industry man” became a UNLV legend.

unlv president marta meana is wrapped in a blanket by audrey martinez and lynn valbuena
Business and Community |

Thanks to a $9 million gift from the San Manuel Band of Mission Indians, UNLV’s College of Hospitality and Boyd School of Law will develop multiple education initiatives related to tribal gaming and hospitality.

Group Portrait of Leaders from UNLV and San Manuel Band of Mission Indians
Business and Community |

Historic agreement with San Manuel Band of Mission Indians will support teaching, education, and training opportunities for students, professionals, community members, and Native American tribes.

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Campus News |

A progressive new curriculum promises more choices for students and more talent for a continually adapting and expanding industry.

Caterers at work
Campus News |

Mediocrity is not on the menu of the Hospitality College’s thriving catering team, which is wowing hungry patrons both on and off campus

Jim Mikula on video chat with a class
Campus News |

Hospitality students prep for their careers by working on real projects for clients expecting real results.

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People |

From busboy to COO of one of the world's largest resort brands, Bill Hornbuckle has never forgotten those who helped him get to the top. Now, he’s determined to help others get there too.

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Business and Community |

A collection of news stories from 2019 highlighting UNLV's impact in Southern Nevada and beyond.