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Piper Irvin in the lab holding a vial
Research |

This graduate student is putting her expertise to work on protecting Southern Nevada's most important water supply.

Bird
Campus News |

A selection of top headlines featuring UNLV experts from the front half of the fall semester.

Linjie Ying stands among cacti and other plants
Research |

Early in her education, Linjie Ying developed a strong sense of independence. Now through mentorship, the first-gen student is developing the skills needed for applied research.

unlv wind orchestra
Arts and Culture |

This extraordinary performance brings together some of the most distinguished figures in American wind band history to celebrate our nation's rich musical heritage.

UNLV Experts In The News

The Nevada Independent

The state’s Republican governor has walked a fine line between appeasing President Donald Trump and pitching himself as a moderate. Will voters buy it?

Reno Gazette-Journal

Northern Nevada’s U.S. House race could be the state’s most significant election in 2026 — not because of the consequences of who wins, but because it’s even competitive, forcing Republicans to spend resources that could be helping other candidates.

Indica News

Radon gas is a naturally occurring, colorless, odorless, and tasteless radioactive noble gas that serves as the leading environmental cause of cancer deaths and the second-leading cause of lung cancer worldwide after cigarette smoking.

photo illustration of Jackie Kennedy
Arts and Culture |

From a young Jacqueline Kennedy's college years to an eco-conscious twist on Cinderella, UNLV Opera brings two imaginative one-act productions to the stage Nov. 12-13.

Nevada
Campus News |

Professor Michael Green offers a history lesson in why Nevadans say the state's name the way we do.

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Campus News |

Campus resources help incoming students find a sense of community while keeping their graduation plans on track.

Dr. Robert Hernandez in front of the Kirk Kerkorian Medical Education Building.
Campus News |

The school is producing future physicians whose licensing exam scores and residency match rates rival medical schools across the country.

group of costumed actors on stage
Arts and Culture |

When the corrupt city council of a mid-sized American town mistakes a penniless drifter for a federal accountability agent, it's a slap-dash scramble to the bottom.

Recent Accomplishments

The Las Vegas Chapter of the Public Relations Society of America (PRSA) recently recognized Steven Slivka (Integrated Health Sciences) for two of his stories during the organization's annual Pinnacle Awards. He received a Pinnacle Award for his story titled, "Physical Therapy Program Offers Northern Nevada Paiute Students a Way to Give Back" and…
In her latest column for Verdict, Leslie C. Griffin (Law) turns a spotlight on Opus Dei's power in American legal institutions.
Karyn S. Hollingsworth, Jessica Impallaria (both Liberal Arts), and Heather Torgersen (President’s Office) earned a 2026 Pinnacle Award from the Las Vegas Valley Chapter of the Public Relations Society of America. They received recognition in the Campaigns (Integrated Communications) category for the College of Liberal Arts’ Rebels Give 2025…
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