News: Graduate College

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People |

The finance lecturer and co-director of the new Institute for Financial Literacy and Wellness on the ROI of building connections with the banking community.

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People |

Alumna Rosedaveia Howell is the first UNLV recipient of the American Physical Therapy Association's Minority Scholarship.

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Campus News |

Named for the late U.S. Senator, the center will enhance the study of Nevada public history and lands.

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Business and Community |

The Student Affairs head focuses on fostering upward mobility on campus and in the community.

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UNLV History |

Amanda Osse is the first recipient of the award named in honor of Nathan Lindsay, who passed away after a 15-year battle with Alzheimer's disease.

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UNLV History |

Key alumni tell the story of how UNLV and the Thomas & Mack Center helped the city make it to the big leagues.

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Business and Community |

Meet some UNLV grads who've had a hand in shaping the city's sports identity. 

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Business and Community |

As Southern Nevada’s image as a mecca for professional sports continues to grow, so too do employment opportunities for UNLV graduates. 

Audrey James rides in the first car in the Homecoming Parade.
People |

Audrey James was one of the few African Americans in UNLV's earliest classes and a lifelong educator.

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Campus News |

Future computer scientists are challenged to team up to make a car drive and race on its own.

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People |

The Oral History Research Center and its inaugural director, Claytee White, celebrate 20 years.

Research lab (Josh Hawkins, UNLV).
Research |

A UNLV-led team studying potentially fatal, diarrhea-causing Shigella bacteria uncovers a possible way to prevent it from causing disease.