91.5 KUNV News
Established in 1981, Public Radio KUNV 91.5 is a non-profit public radio station located within the UNLV Hank Greenspun School of Journalism and Media Studies. All KUNV platforms include diverse musical programming showcasing national and local artists, community talk shows, and special live on-air events. KUNV also offers UNLV students hands-on learning in broadcasting, journalism, and marketing
Current 91.5 KUNV News
The former student body president and longtime donor passes away, 60 years after UNLV's first commencement.
A roundup of prominent news stories highlighting university pride, research, and community collaboration.
RebFest, an annual music festival organized and marketed by UNLV students, returns to campus this spring.
‘Let’s Talk UNLV’ Airs Three Times a Week on KUNV
Nontraditional student Vanessa McConnell forging a path to bring diversity to sports broadcasting.
'We Need to Talk' discussion series continues. Tune into the next episode Oct. 29.
91.5 KUNV In The News
The station, licensed to University of Nevada, Las Vegas, is approaching its $45,000 target, boosted by a special live broadcast of its longest-running program, "The Lyons Den." The event raised more than $10,000 in four hours to support station operations.

After learning to play instruments as a child in Jamaica, Stan Rankin T moved to Kingston and was guided by the great Reggae artists there. Now, the Las Vegas resident plays and spreads the Reggae sound as the genre’s cultural ambassador.

You should have received a call from your counselors by now. If not, we’re here to break the news that Tyler The Creator‘s annual Camp Flog Gnaw Carnival has been postponed a week.

A UNLV student-run radio station hopes listeners will not only tune in, but turn out with donations to help keep it running. KUNV, “The Rebel HD2,″ provides university students hands-on experience in radio while giving Las Vegas Valley artists and voices a place to shine.

Don't miss the highly anticipated return of RebFest, UNLV's beloved arts and music festival! Join us at the UNLV Student Union for an unforgettable day filled with live performances from talented musicians, mouthwatering food options, and exciting vendor tables offering unique finds.

The allure of the mainland has long won over people from the state with the nation’s highest cost of living. Now, experts fear the fire and the redevelopment that follows could speed up gentrification of Maui and the outward migration, in particular for Native Hawaiians, a group that includes many of the state’s poorest.