UNLV has a commencement tradition for the president to select and highlight exceptional students who embody the academic, research, and community impact of the graduating class.

From professional reasons to personal connections, faculty across campus share why they’re fond of certain works they penned.

UNLV mines its own grade books to ensure students aren’t weeded out of STEM classes.

Tina Kunzer-Murphy, the College of Education's Alumna of the Year, rose from being a student-athlete to leading all of them.

Scholar's research on campus inspires more work to increase the Las Vegas community’s access to quality mental health care.

Education policy experts stress the importance of access to mental health care in schools as counseling professions categorized as “bright outlook” occupations for workforce development.

Education policy experts explore why Nevada must prioritize STEM educational experiences for all children, and why waiting until kindergarten is too late.

This College of Education professor says that UNLV's diversity and school spirit were among the factors that drew her here.

Education policy experts explore how growing the pool of high-quality, diverse teachers benefits students and the state alike.

Innovative funding programs, policies to promote post-secondary education will help Nevada keep pace.

Education policy experts explore how to grow interest among students in highly technical industries and what that means for Nevada’s economy.

Solar kits illuminates energy concepts for both teachers and high school students.