Readings and events will explore the human experience through topics including race, class, inequality, and resilience.

From works providing context for today's political issues to the unexpected inspiration of sheep, Black Mountain Institute staff offer their recommendations.

New research reveals how undocumented students pursue justice and joy at the nation’s most diverse campus.

UNLV archaeologists Arlen and Diane Chase spoke with Salt Lake City alums as the Alumni Association launches its new Rebels Forever membership structure.

A new study reveals stark disparities in mortality risk among children and youth across several measures of parental socioeconomic status.

The UNLV Medical School and its students have been among the beneficiaries.

Triple-major Martha Amaya’s research explores the interactions between policing, public policy, and crowd science.

A new book reveals how current social structures thwart the mobility of black and brown youth, even those who ‘play by the rules.’

UNLV sociology doctoral students study how two politically polarized activist groups use social media to organize and impact legislation.

Francisco Franco used to commute to school in a stock Oldsmobile in the late 1990s. When he was invited last year to bring the same car — now a custom lowrider — back for an art exhibit, it was a full-circle moment for the UNLV alumnus.

New UNLV study lays bare cultural reasons around the globe for bikini waxing and man-scaping.

A two-time UNLV alum, Pete Reyes is studying for a third degree while working full time and making indie-electronic albums.