From the pro shop to the test kitchen — Hospitality Hall mirrors the amenities of boutique hotels while setting a new standard for immersive student learning. Here's everything you need to know about campus' newest addition.
In a 2017 interview, Jerry Vallen, founding dean of the Hospitality College, looked back at the early days of the school.
Dean Stowe Shoemaker has a healthy obsession about restroom stalls and soap dispensers.
From the pro shop to the test kitchen — spaces in Hospitality Hall enhance learning experiences for students.
Take a look at some of the materials that went into UNLV's newest building.
Alumnus Michael Del Gatto is a key part of the architectural team behind the design of Hospitality Hall.
With the Harrah College of Hospitality moving into its new home, here's what it took to get the building done.
Each Founder invests in the future of their industry through $2.5 million contributions to the construction of Hospitality Hall.
A discussion with Bill Paulos, Pat Moreo, John Porter, Roger Wagner, and Jay "Bill" Sanderson — alumni who helped pave the way for generations of hotel administration students.
New name reflects changes in the industry, but continues to honor namesake William F. Harrah.
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