Detached from the Raiders relocation drama, UNLV’s football team still has a real opportunity to play in a fancy new stadium within the next few years.

On July 20, a scholarship agreement was signed between the Nevada Consular Corps and the UNLV Foundation in support of UNLV’s “Study Abroad Program.”

The 2016 annual fund UNLV Foundation Suite Deal offered a special evening with alumni and friends who support the University of Nevada, Las Vegas every year.

Sure, planning a trip can be as simple and as serendipitous as planting a finger on a spinning globe.

CNN anchor Anderson Cooper rocked the house as the moderator of Tuesday night's Democratic presidential debate at Wynn Las Vegas, but I'll wager he made even more fans Monday night at the UNLV Foundation Annual Dinner at Bellagio.

Amity Shlaes’ article in the March 23 edition of Forbes magazine really got me thinking about the importance of education in attracting and retaining the next generation of leaders in our community.

Could it be for a stadium? Maybe for a medical school? What about housing?

UNLV may have an opportunity to wiggle out of its cramped, landlocked spot near the Strip.

Signs point to a new football stadium for the University of Nevada, Las Vegas becoming reality.

The UNLV Foundation, the university’s nonprofit fundraising arm, has entered a deal with Wells Fargo to buy a 42-acre site at Koval Lane and Tropicana Avenue for $50 million for a potential football stadium or other uses.