UNLV political scientist Dan Lee examines America’s two-party system and how electoral rules benefit major party candidates on Election Day.

Brookings Mountain West and The Lincy Institute student researchers embrace remote learning and engage in public policy research to benefit UNLV and the region.

UNLV political and judicial expert Rebecca Gill explains the history of the United States’ contentious appointment process, how it differs from other nations, and the implications of a recent vacancy.

Social science researchers offer recommendations for navigating ethical dilemmas in studying global societies.

Historian explores the moments that Nevadans have had the greatest influence on national elections.

Managers encouraged to be "flexible, equitable, and communicative" with employees who have children being schooled from home.

African American Studies professors say ridding the classroom of racism begins with self-reflection.

Known for pushing the envelope and for being ahead of the curve, English professor and pop culture advocate Felicia Campbell joined the UNLV faculty in 1962.

A Scholarship Fund Honoring Regent Sam Lieberman Draws Community Support

It may not be the theater Matthew Montalto once dreamed of working in, but the admissions analyst loves his job at the UNLV Graduate College.

Nicole Santero balances her job communicating about the School of Public Health with her doctoral research on the BTS phenomenon.

UNLV political science expert Tiffiany Howard examines the lag in U.S. Black business ownership and opportunities for closing the racial wealth gap.