Prizes totaling $55K in seed money go to three UNLV teams who bested over three dozen Donald W. Reynolds Governor’s Cup competitors with health care, hospitality, and esports business ideas.

The entrepreneurial spirit of Las Vegas drew Leith Martin to town, but it’s his family that keeps him here.

A three-year National Science Foundation grant will strengthen commercialization efforts at UNLV through a new university-wide entrepreneurship development program.

Amputation is a serious threat to people with diabetes. A team of UNLV faculty researchers, entrepreneurial students, and economic development experts is working to bring a better way to prevent the problem to market soon.

Graduate student groups take first and third prizes in Nevada Governor's Cup contest; awarded total of $35,000 to help advance business plans.

Six UNLV student groups among the competition's 12 finalists; businesses range from a diagnostic shoe insole system to an audio book streaming service.

UNLV Lee Business School and Las Vegas Business Press partner in annual Dominic Anthony Marrocco contest to find and fund the region’s best new business idea.

UNLV research, a new FAA designation, and state economic development efforts offer clear skies for Nevada’s growing drone industry.

Graduate and undergraduate student groups receive $20,000 to further develop their business plans.

Businesses range from a dental stem cell company to a startup that makes dog toys controlled by smartphones.

Creators of Skyworks Aerial Systems plan to use prize money to research and develop new drone models.

UNLV student-led teams represent four of the five finalists.