News: Division of Philanthropy and Alumni Engagement

Cameryne Kelley holds a flute while posing in front of a bulletin board in her office.
People |

Asking the right questions is critical in helping this "Data Diva" obtain the information she needs to assist UNLV, its alumni, and its friends.

man in wheelchair receiving honorary jersey
People |

Bruce Layne spent decades attending, teaching, and advocating for his alma mater. Now he's memorialized by Rebel baseball.

Kerry Sallee, director of development for the Honors College, with a group of the college's students.
People |

Seeing her dean get a pie in his face was part of her greatest day on campus.

UNLV dental professor reviewing data with student
Campus News |

University joins the ranks of just 130 institutions nationwide classified by Carnegie as “very high research activity” – or R1 – the gold standard for university research metrics.

image of desert mountains
People |

Susan Lee Johnson will serve as first endowed chair in Liberal Arts; position will elevate history program to leader in the study of the Intermountain West.

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Campus News |

Eight new Palladium donors honored for giving $1 million or more.

image of UNLV Lied Library and Rebels Give logo
Business and Community |

Rebels Give is a 1,957-minute fundraising challenge (in honor of the date of UNLV’s founding) that encourages the community to get involved and support high-impact campus programs.

Jennifer Martinez standing in office.
People |

How the Mother of Dragons helps this mother of three teens.

man in office
People |

Jeremy Aguero, the 2018 Alumnus of the Year, on how to pay kindness forward.

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Campus News |

Donors step up to support UNLV programs that serve the community in the aftermath of October 1 shooting.

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UNLV History |

Learn more about the namesake of UNLV’s basketball practice center and engineering programs for undergraduates.

woman outside
People |

The president of the grad student association and UNLV employee added another Rebel degree to her credentials.