News: William F. Harrah College of Hospitality

Two students practice swordfighting
Campus News |

From magic and witchcraft to building robots using Legos, these wild courses can put swordfighters in training and future presidents ready to deal with environmental catastrophe.

Portrait Valerie Holsinger
People |

Valerie Holsinger is so taken with the human resources field that she says she can't imagine a different career choice.

sign for "UNLV Research & Economic Development"
Research |

Thirty-eight faculty will receive a combined $332,270 in seed funding for their research, scholarship, and creative activity.

collage of three portraits, two men, one woman
People |

These grads are putting together the real estate deals and business partnerships behind the industry's biggest companies.

Mary Beth Cutshall
People |

Torn between the travel and hotel industries, UNLV helped this ’88 alumna discover her own path.

John Ceriale
People |

When young Ceriale got his first glimpse of the hotel business, it was love at first sight.

Marcus Threats
People |

Against the odds, this native Las Vegan continues to prove his naysayers wrong one dream at a time.

collage of four portraits
People |

These grads have parlayed their skills in hospitality into careers in marketing and entertainment.

Ryan Doherty
People |

As his love for Las Vegas grew, this Boston transplant became devoted to developing Downtown.

Kathy Clark-Dyke
People |

This alumna’s love affair with UNLV continues through community partnerships.

Jerry Inzerillo
People |

Drawn to UNLV’s proximity to the Strip, this New-Yorker attended the “Hotel School” because of its industry ties.

JC Fernandez
People |

Always ready to go the extra mile, this ’97 alumnus incorporates hospitality into his radio gig.