From UNLV Magazine fall 2018 issue

Authors explore social justice efforts springing from art, techniques for helping students accept new knowledge that may threaten long-held beliefs, and more.

A new book on NBC’s Parks and Recreation sheds light on how feminist ideologies and humor within the TV show helped challenge our thinking.

A new book explores Gandhian thought and Quakerism to show us how both contribute to humanity’s quest for world peace.

KUNV Radio announces new musical programming.

Community graduate research assistant program connects students to the nonprofit community.

Emergency Management Coordinator Yuri Graves is planning ahead for campus crises, communication, and prevention.

From magic and witchcraft to building robots using Legos, these wild courses can put swordfighters in training and future presidents ready to deal with environmental catastrophe.

Ivet Aldaba-Valera was the first in her family to graduate from college and now she’s helping other first-generation students get to the finish line, too.

Thirty-eight faculty will receive a combined $332,270 in seed funding for their research, scholarship, and creative activity.

The Rebel Report hits the ice. Bonus: A preview of the upcoming TEDxUNLV speakers.

Communication Studies grad Sage Sammons is helping to spread the word of an improbable Stanley Cup finalist as the Vegas Golden Knights' director of communications.