PBS documentaries illuminated the way to engineering for the two-time UNLV graduate focused on helping students succeed.

Named for the chemical symbol for gold, Au reminds us that the most precious discoveries are often found beneath the surface.

A selection of top headlines featuring UNLV experts from the front half of the fall semester.

This extraordinary performance brings together some of the most distinguished figures in American wind band history to celebrate our nation's rich musical heritage.

From a young Jacqueline Kennedy's college years to an eco-conscious twist on Cinderella, UNLV Opera brings two imaginative one-act productions to the stage Nov. 12-13.

When the corrupt city council of a mid-sized American town mistakes a penniless drifter for a federal accountability agent, it's a slap-dash scramble to the bottom.

This concert features guest artists Clint Holmes, Naomi Mauro, and Laura Taylor, as well as jazz vocal faculty Lara Vivian Smith, Gary Fowler, and Jo Belle Yonely.

Graphic design and psychology student Amiet “Sky” Zakai draws on the comforts of the season for a card that supports student success.

Led by artistic director and conductor Taras Krysa, the program includes Brahms’s majestic Symphony No. 3, Ravel’s enchanting Mother Goose Suite, and Vaughan Williams’s Oboe Concerto.

The exhibition captures the moments and emotions that shape students’ perspectives through photography.

Over nearly two decades of performing throughout the United States and abroad, WindSync has proven itself “a major force in the American chamber music landscape” (Arts and Culture Texas).

Camelot is a special exhibition honoring former gallery director Jerry Schefcik and his 37 years of service to UNLV and the art community.