Campus Conversations for Peace and Civility: UNLV Common Read Program

Join us for an insightful conversation on how the UNLV Common Read program strengthens our campus community through shared stories, diverse perspectives, and civil discourse in this virtual panel discussion.

To read essays from this year's selection, The Anthropocene Reviewed: Essays on a Human-Centered Planet by John Green, attendees can check out a physical copy on reserve at the Lied Library Circulation Desk or access the e-book online via the library permalink (ACE authentication required). 

Please note that institutional e-book access is limited to one user at a time, so you may need to try again later if another attendee is actively reading it. To learn more about the book selection and program events, visit the UNLV Common Read page.

To register for Campus Conversations, click here to fill out the form. 

People in the News

Ginger Wilkins in a black dress by vegetable garden
People | November 9, 2026

PBS documentaries illuminated the way to engineering for the two-time UNLV graduate focused on helping students succeed.

Tammi Tiger
People | November 5, 2026

A nontraditional path through higher education led to a career in public service and a leadership role at UNLV.

three members of the Molasky family in front of UNLV sign
People | November 4, 2026

Three generations of Molaskys have helped build Las Vegas. Their newest legacy is about who gets to build it next.