News: Greenspun College of Urban Affairs

Micah Powel
People |

This junior journalism student gets social, covering the debate using Twitter, Facebook and Snapchat.

Debate Illustration
Campus News |

UNLV is hosting the final presidential debate of 2016. Here’s how we landed the big event and what that says about the rise of our university and our city.

Emma Frances Bloomfield
People |

This communications studies faculty member says the rhetoric of new technologies is ripe for study.

Student operating a tv camera
Campus News |

Journalism students to broadcast live from the presidential debate media center for UNLV-TV and KUNV radio.

Kathryn Olson
Campus News |

Presidential Debate Lecturer Kathryn Olson on why we shouldn't ask which candidate won a debate.

2016 Debate flags
Campus News |

Students and the Las Vegas community will gather to watch live streams of the debates leading up to the final contest Oct. 19 at UNLV.

Scott Roberts
People |

Roberts, UNLV’s associate vice president for development since 2010, will lead the university's fundraising and alumni relations programs.

Michelle Sposito
People |

This compliance investigator wants to give back to her alma mater.

Alexis Kennedy leans against a chain-linked fence with brick wall in the background
Research |

Last year, the Nevada attorney general’s office released statistics indicating that Las Vegas police recovered 2,229 victims of human trafficking since 1994.

Palm trees and U.N.L.V. banner
Business and Community |

Five-week course for community leaders begins Sept. 22 and will be taught by faculty in the Greenspun College of Urban Affairs’ School of Public Policy and Leadership.

Hands rest hanging ourside of jail bars
Business and Community |

Criminal justice professor Emily J. Salisbury studies how the treatment of inmates affects all of us.

students and parents upacking boxes from cars
Campus News |

Back-to-school events to highlight UNLV campus traditions and student involvement, culminating with the president’s annual State of the University address Sept. 15.