In The News: College of Liberal Arts

Authority Magazine

…Role Models and Mentorship. This step resonates with me the most because outside of my role as an educator, mentoring both students and young people across many different fields has been one of my proudest achievements. It is essential that young African Americans have role models and mentors to learn from and to invest in them so that they can mature into great leaders and executives.

Nevada Independent

Of the many moral and political challenges presented by the COVID-19 pandemic, two have been particularly salient: the ongoing disputes over mask-wearing, and those about how to care for children during the pandemic, with schools and childcare centers closed and families practicing an often-taxing social distancing.

Resident Weekly

The psychological influences brought about by the pandemic keep on affecting individuals in their day by day lives.

KSNV-TV: News 3

The mental affects caused by the pandemic continue to impact people in their daily lives.

ProPublica

When it comes to COVID-19, what happens in Vegas doesn’t stay in Vegas.

MSN

When it comes to COVID-19, what happens in Vegas doesn’t stay in Vegas.

TPM

When it comes to COVID-19, what happens in Vegas doesn’t stay in Vegas.

Las Vegas Review Journal

What really makes Sondra Cosgrove happy about the choice of California Sen. Kamala Harris as the Democratic vice presidential nominee isn’t just that she’s a woman.

Wall Street Journal

For many children in the U.S., the usual back-to-school jitters are likely to be a lot more intense this year amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Al Jazeera America

The US presidential primary is now over, and the Democratic Party will gather virtually in the coming hours for its national convention. The event will see Joe Biden officially named the Democratic candidate for the presidential election.

KTNV-TV: ABC 13

As Sen. Kamala Harris settles in as Joe Biden’s running mate, it’s putting her history and views under scrutiny, including her stance on marijuana.

CNBC

While President Donald Trump continues to drive unsubstantiated claims that increased vote-by-mail efforts this year will lead to voter fraud, election officials warn of another, far likelier threat: delayed results.