The Patient-Centered Approach to Quality-of-Life Care
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Campus News |
Through progressive grant funding, researchers from three UNLV schools encourage greater use of palliative care among Southern Nevada’s Asian communities.
The Interview: Steffen Lehmann
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People |
The world-renowned architect now brings his vision to UNLV where he plans to help the School of Architecture capitalize on its unique geographical location.
Understanding the Admissions Funnel
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Campus News |
As UNLV casts an ever-widening net to attract top students, our competition increases.
Understanding New Applicants by Residency
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Campus News |
How UNLV’s jump in out-of-state applicants affects the pool of students who ultimately enroll here.
Understanding Acceptance and Yield Rates
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Campus News |
How national trends, coupled with UNLV's goal to attract high-achieving students from new markets, affect enrollment.
Understanding Minority Enrollment for Undergraduates
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Campus News |
As the most diverse university in the country, UNLV must become a national leader in student success among unrepresentative populations.
Living the High Life
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Business and Community |
From professors to alumni to students, the UNLV Law community is helping to light the legal path for Nevada’s flourishing marijuana industry.
Archaeological Research at Ancient Maya Site Spans Three Decades
A photo of UNLV archaeologists Diane and Arlen Chase examining items on the floor of a tomb in Caracol, Belize.
Research |
UNLV’s Diane and Arlen Chase engage in fieldwork and new technologies to uncover Maya history at Caracol, Belize.
Beyond 'Just Figuring It Out'
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Campus News |
Faculty share what's worked for them at UNLV's Best Teaching Practices Expo
The Innovation Generation
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Campus News |
Tech-savvy and constantly connected, today's Hospitality College students have some big ideas on how to move the industry forward — and executives are listening.
Equal Access to the Digital World
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Campus News |
Just how usable are your handouts, videos, and Canvas course postings? New Office of Accessibility Resources helps ensure your digital communication can be understood by all.
A Champion for Accessibility
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Campus News |
A lesson in the challenges people with disabilities face has turned Philip Voorhees into a leader for higher education.