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Disability Resource Center Finds New Home
The larger facility comes with the growing need for testing spaces, assistive technology, and other resources for students with disabilities.
A Better Approach to Holistic Pediatrics
School of Medicine student reflects on how her volunteer experience is bridging the gap between the community and pediatricians.
Staying on Track: UNLV’s Population Forecast Continues to Predict 1M More Residents in Southern Nevada
Annual report from UNLV’s Center for Business and Economic Research predicts 3.39 million local residents by 2060.
New General Studies Degree Will Help Students Cross the Commencement Stage
General studies bachelor’s ensures that life challenges don't stand in the way of completing a degree for students who've already completed a large number of credits.
New General Sciences Degree Program Will Help Increase STEM Graduates
UNLV’s College of Sciences introduces a new degree program aimed at ensuring students complete their degree.
UNLV Experts In The News
The Clark County School Board of the future could add two politically appointed members and a student representative, but the concept of a hybrid board isn’t warmly received by its current members.
Looking at newly available data from Las Vegas Metro police, the 8 News Now I-Team found the most-reported crime across the Las Vegas valley is simple assault.
In an eerie twist, volatile weather and heat-induced drought are unearthing glimpses of lost archaeological treasures and forgotten history.
Students Research Solutions for Tomorrow’s Smart Cities
NSF-funded program welcomes undergraduates from across the nation to UNLV for hands-on experiences alongside top faculty.
Monkeypox and Nevada: What the Future Holds
UNLV infectious disease expert Edwin Oh on the potential role of wastewater surveillance and interagency, cross-jurisdictional collaboration in preventing another pandemic.
Latin Grammy Winner Antonio Rey Kicks-Off Performing Arts Center’s 46th Season Sept. 9
Rey is regarded by flamenco aficionados as among the world’s top premier flamenco guitar virtuosos.
Coaxing Nature into a More Energy Efficient Future
Top Tier Award winner Keith Lawler working to make Southern Nevada a nucleus of clean energy production.
UNLV Research: No, the Human Brain Did Not Shrink 3,000 Years Ago
In new paper, UNLV-led anthropology team balks at a widely held belief that modern humans experienced an evolutionary decrease in brain size.
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