News: Graduate College

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People |

Integrated Health Sciences Alumnus of the Year Edwin Suarez's interest in physical therapy started with an injury of his own.

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Campus News |

UNLV doctoral student explores the historical context, charge, and challenge for Nevada institutions at the Southern Nevada Diversity Summit Oct. 2.

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People |

College of Sciences Alumna of the Year made a change at UNLV that led to an inspirational career in education.

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People |

A little help from his father set a 4-year-old Atsushi “Sush” Machida on the path to becoming the College of Fine Arts Alumnus of the Year.

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People |

College of Education Alumna of the Year Tonia Holmes-Sutton boasts an impressive array of experience fighting for teachers and education regionally and state-wide.

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Arts and Culture |

The winner of this prestigious, highly competitive award receives $20,000 and will be revealed in January.

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Research |

An expert from UNLV's International Gaming Institute explains how it differs from problem gambling.

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Campus News |

Team climbs to new heights in standings at Baja SAE competition in a year where the rubber never met the road.

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People |

Seeing opportunities to meet needs during the COVID-19 crisis, the 2020 summer Ph.D. graduate stepped in to help. 

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Arts and Culture |

UNLV graduate art students take “library” as their prompt in the upcoming group exhibition on display through Nov. 29.

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People |

This new employee in the career services office wants others across campus to join him in helping students on their career journeys.

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People |

Outstanding Faculty Award winner Alona Angosta progressed from bachelor's to master's to tenured faculty at the university that made her feel welcome.