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The sociologist found her 'light' at UNLV by studying families seeking community and citizenship.

The College of Education Alumna of the Year works to land much-needed funding for the school where her educational journey began — and where she returned as principal.

San Manuel Band of Mission Indians is supporting Native culture on campus and bolstering tribal gaming nationwide.

2024 UNLV Student Service Award winner Makayla Franklin inspires Black pride and representation on campus through Afrikan Black Coalition Conference.

… And the many moments of racial tension amid segregation in Southern Nevada that came before it. 

UNLV-led grant project creates a hub for faculty across the country to share resources, learn, and collaborate with each other.

Estefania Sandoval has her eyes on a career in health law to advocate for patients in minority and immigrant communities.

Third annual gathering — to be held April 19-20 at UNLV — focuses on environmental advocacy and cultural offerings. 

Spring semester begins with Native American ceremonies to bring campus community together. 

Mellon Foundation award will support the creation of Neon Pacific Initiative to increase research, engagement, and community partnerships.

Alumna Rosedaveia Howell is the first UNLV recipient of the American Physical Therapy Association's Minority Scholarship.

The Sands Hospitality Immersion Program program introduces high-demand careers to a broader, more diverse audience.

The Oral History Research Center and its inaugural director, Claytee White, celebrate 20 years.

Boyd Law's Alumna of the Year fled Peru and left behind a career in dentistry to help others on a similar path by becoming an immigration lawyer.

Students explore the importance of conversation around diverse experiences.

The free event will open on Sept. 28 with a reading by the film's writer and narrator — activist and Oglala Lakota poet Layli Long Soldier.

UNLV's Tribal Education Initiative gives its new director an outlet for advocacy and Native students the opportunity of a lifetime.

The program provides elementary and second-level teachers with tools and strategies to support the learning, content, and language development of students from multi-ethnic communities.

Longtime nurse Lisa Pacheco becomes first Native American to graduate with a doctorate in public policy from UNLV.

The University Libraries' expands its 'Represent' collection with recommendations from faculty, staff, and students.

UNLV director of oral history Claytee White shares Nevada’s diverse history, telling us why ‘Nevada Means Home’ for so many.

Ingrid Perez is among thousands of first-generation students at UNLV carving out their own path to success.

Psychological and brain sciences grad student Aldo Barrita's fellowship helps expand research in Latino humanities.

Vanessa Núñez focuses on the role of faculty and staff in shaping institutional policies to support undocumented students.

Research drives how programs serve youth.

Alliance sets 2030 goal to double Hispanic doctoral students and increase number of Hispanic professors by 20%.

“We Need to Talk” series resumes in-person Nov. 3 with a focus on the Asian American community’s positive impact in Nevada and ways to combat anti-Asian hate.

Headline speaker Marcela Cuellar notes that student participation helps the university eliminate obstacles that stand in the way of academic success.

College of Education experts explore what it means to be an MSI institution as they train future higher ed leaders.

Keith E. Whitfield celebrates the heritage and accomplishments and contributions Asian American, Native Hawaiian, or Pacific Islander students, faculty, and staff have made in UNLV's continued success.

Four students have joined the UNLV Oral History Research Center to conduct interviews from the region’s Asian American & Pacific Islander communities.

UNLV doctoral student explores the historical context, charge, and challenge for Nevada institutions at the Southern Nevada Diversity Summit Oct. 2.

UNLV alumna Jessica Walters Murrey offers advice to those seeking to be allies in social change.

UNLV Honors College student Nathalie Martinez reflects on the stories and impact of Latinex artists.

Students and faculty gather to reflect on accomplishments of African American physicians.

Through a new KUNV podcast, Latinx students are at the helm of creating historical content in an accessible format.

Students conducting interviews say the project allows them to reconnect to their heritage.

Check out the exhibit at Lied Library to see what messages Latinx students have conveyed at commencement in recent years.

UNLV School of Medicine surgeon Charles St. Hill hopes his story will inspire others.

Native American master's student Ka-Voka Jackson is working to protect the environment and preserve her Hualapai culture.