UNLV’s Jewish students and members of the wider Las Vegas Jewish community continue to mourn following widespread massacres in Israel.

On a windswept hill near Dayton, just outside Carson City, Felipe Gutierrez De Alba stands in front of roughly 7,000 military ID tags, arranged in bricks of 500 and wrapped neatly in American flags.

A powerful conversation between UNLV students and Las Vegas leaders about combatting racism and discrimination.

oday, U.S. Rep. Susie Lee (Nev.-03) announced that nearly $1 million has been awarded to Southern Nevada colleges and universities to support campus-based child care programs and enable parents to obtain their degrees.

Southern Nevada municipal governments have more than a half-billion dollars in federal pandemic relief funds to allocate before the end of next month. They are getting plenty of suggestions on how to spend it.

While the Clark County School District (CCSD) modifies its plan for the following school year, the universities and colleges of the valley do the same.