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Current Liberal Arts News
The College of Liberal Arts Alumnus of the Year went from being uncertain about the future of his education to being one of the top residential real estate agents in the Las Vegas Valley.
Safiyya Bintali will attend Educause’s annual conference and network with technology professionals to further her IT career goals.
Though she didn't become a marine biologist, the Graduate College Alumna of the Year charted a course that now supports researchers.
The behavioral neuroscientist hopes to help UNLV students push through adversity and pursue pathways to STEM careers through partnerships.
Jarret Keene takes his students along on the writing process for a new young adult novel.
A roundup of prominent news stories highlighting university pride, research, and community collaboration.
Liberal Arts In The News
Before second Republican debate, experts explain why low-polling candidates hold on despite paltry chances of victory.
Sen. Tim Scott (R-S.C.) is signaling he could be taking a more aggressive approach toward rivals ahead of the second GOP debate next week as he trails several contenders in 2024 polls.
These get-ups are more frightful than festive.
When Dr. Lynn Comella joined the faculty at UNLV, her office was in a space that had once been a bedroom. “It’s funny to think about that now,” she says. It was on the second floor of Houssels House, a fascinating campus anomaly. Amid the school’s toybox of large architectural showpieces, Houssels House was once, as its name makes clear, a residence — a 1933 Tudor revival located on Sixth Street near Charleston.
When Dr. Lynn Comella joined the faculty at UNLV, her office was in a space that had once been a bedroom. “It’s funny to think about that now,” she says. It was on the second floor of Houssels House, a fascinating campus anomaly. Amid the school’s toybox of large architectural showpieces, Houssels House was once, as its name makes clear, a residence — a 1933 Tudor revival located on Sixth Street near Charleston.
Dapper Companies and Gensler is releasing new renderings of the renovated Huntridge Theater.
