UNLV School of Medicine’s approach counters fear to stimulate growth in both students and faculty.

Running a medical school has a lot in common with putting on a massive, four-year-long theater production, according to this member of UNLV’s new School of Medicine.

The first allopathic medical school in the Las Vegas Valley was noted for its innovative curriculum, experienced leadership team, and comprehensive faculty development plan.

The UNLV Medicine Ackerman Center for Autism and Neurodevelopment Solutions provides families with the gamut of specialists — all in one place.

With overdose deaths at epidemic levels, the School of Medicine is ensuring its new doctors are well trained in pain management treatment.

With the Ackerman Center, families in Las Vegas Valley finally now have one place to turn to for comprehensive autism care.

The one-time UNLV homecoming queen returns to help build UNLV School of Medicine’s curriculum.

A sometimes hockey player and a full-time librarian, she is excited about the challenge of establishing a new library.

More than 10,000 donors contributed to UNLV in fiscal year 2016; two-year total of $150 million is most since conclusion of last capital campaign in 2009.

Building a curriculum from scratch is bringing innovative new approaches to teaching Nevada's future doctors.

Nevada System of Higher Education, UNLV and UNR finalized an agreement to ensure Nevada’s two medical schools each has thriving clinical practice plan.

Dr. Barbara Atkinson's experience on the Presidential Commission for the Study of Bioethical Issues is having a practical and timely influence on the School of Medicine's curriculum.