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Student from UNLV Gaming Innovation Program Sells Idea to Industry Leader Konami

Harrah Hotel College student Hien Nguyen patents new video wagering game through Dr. Mark Yoseloff Gaming Innovation Program; game sold to Konami Gaming, Inc.

Home for Hospitality

Two corporate gifts helping make future home for the Hotel College a reality.

My Nevada Five: The Quirks of Our Economy

Nevada is a land of strange extremes. Here's how those factors make for a strange economy, according to professor Mary Riddel.

Cowboy Ways

UNLV Rodeo Team’s coaches on wrangling recruits and rustling up sponsors.

From Student Project to Startup Company

UNLV engineering students launch their drone company with help from across campus.

Why is the Southwest One of the Most 'Climate-Challenged' Regions in the United States?

UNLV’s Tom Piechota, lead author of the 2014 National Climate Assessment Southwest Section, discusses the impacts of climate change on the region.

Class of 2014 Says Thanks

New grads give a shout-out to the donors who supported their programs.

A Win-Wynn

Extravagant installation gives studio art students an opportunity to gain professional experience.

Spring 2014 Outstanding Graduates

Five UNLV graduates will be recognized by President Donald Snyder during spring commencement for their combination of academic excellence and service to the community.

UNLV to Welcome Newest Graduates at Spring Commencement May 17

Nearly 3,000 students from 37 states and 61 countries eligible to participate in ceremonies at 9 a.m., 2 p.m. at Thomas & Mack Center.

Nursing and Mental Health

Although patients may stop in an emergency room or doctor's office for a medical issue, an underlying mental health need might be interfering with their wellbeing as well. The Nursing School retooled its curriculum to ensure all of its students are ready to treat such patients.

Barbara Atkinson Appointed Planning Dean for UNLV School of Medicine

Atkinson will develop vision and oversee planning for UNLV School of Medicine after successfully leading University of Kansas School of Medicine from 2002-2012.