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Current Liberal Arts News
Crittenden, a professor and graduate coordinator for UNLV's department of anthropology, will begin her new position on July 1.
The Honors College’s new assistant director of advising and retention initiatives has a long record of helping UNLV students find their way.
In May 16 issue of Nature Microbiology, researchers and Indigenous activists call for more ethical approach to collecting biological data.
How UNLV anthropologist Jennifer Byrnes is helping improve training for forensic scientists.
UNLV president will highlight exceptional students at commencement who embody the academic, research, and community impact of the graduating class.
A collection of news stories highlighting the experts and student changemakers at UNLV.
Liberal Arts In The News
Nerses Kopalyan, Professor of Political Science at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, talks to CivilNet about his recent article entitled The False Promise of Security: Why the Opposition Protests in Armenia Are Struggling to Gain Traction. Professor Kopaylan discusses police brutality in Armenia, the “democracy versus security” narrative, and where the protests may be heading towards.
When the Las Vegas Mafia wanted to dispose of a body, then the deep waters of Lake Mead were a perfect spot – with the body often stuffed in a steel drum.
The University of Nevada, Las Vegas added another flavor of classrooms to its classroom ecosystem.
Perry Woodward was gathering his belongings after officiating a recreational basketball game between teenagers on Tuesday night when he peeked onto the adjacent court at Doolittle Community Center to see the status of another game.
Perry Woodward was gathering his belongings after officiating a recreational basketball game between teenagers on Tuesday night when he peeked onto the adjacent court at Doolittle Community Center to see the status of another game.
The alleged gunman has ties to Taiwan, as his victims do, but he routinely presented himself as allied with Beijing
