In This Issue
UNLV President David Ashley on the university's strategies for dealing with drastic budget cuts.
Greenspun Hall is targeting a Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) gold certification.
The UNLV Problem Gambling Treatment Program provides one-on-one counseling to clients while training graduate students to fill the critical need for practicing specialists.
The Kids’ Court School at the Boyd School of Law helps reduce a child’s angst and fear of the court system by teaching them about the judicial process. More than 300 children have already participated.
When budgets are tight, every number gets scrutinized. Here are a few statistics that say a lot about UNLV’s challenges this year.
History professor Thomas Wright explores government repression in Latin America in his award-winning book.
Contrary to what you may think, stretching before you play or work out could actually reduce your athletic performance. Find out why.
Erin Breen is busy saving lives. Her work with UNLV’s Transportation Research Center focuses on traffic safety issues – particularly related to teenagers. The personal tragedies she works tirelessly to prevent were brought home to her last summer in a way she never imagined.
Architecture School’s think tank overhauls military threat training facility.
A zest for pest control has landed UNLV alumnus Mike Masterson his own show called “Verminators” on the Discovery Channel. The show chronicles Mike and his elite team of exterminators from infestation to infestation.
What have your fellow UNLV graduates been up to? Read about their latest accomplishments.