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Nursing professor hopes to prevent burnout in people caring for sick or elderly relatives.

Anthropology professor Peter Gray explores the evolution of fatherhood in new book.

Graduate student Leisl Carr Childers is studying the often contentious relationship between the federal government and ranchers in Nevada.

Recreation is an important part of an individual's social behavior and it is playing a more critical role in the lives of older adults by contributing to an improved quality of life.

UNLV organization works to save state's most culturally significant sites from the wrecking block. The reason: To improve our quality of life.

Forty percent of Las Vegans surveyed say they'd leave Nevada if they could live anywhere they wanted. One local leader is taking a step to change that.

The new Engelstad Scholars program makes community service integral to the college experience.

Increasing the number of graduates is still a priority, but UNLV’s School of Nursing also seeks to build its research and enhance understanding of the endeavor.

UNLV therapists reach out to help community members cope with Nevada's all-time high unemployment rate.

The UNLV Baby and Child Rebel Lab researches why babies stereotype and how stereotyping can be curbed before children reach adulthood.

UNLV, The Lincy Institute, and Brookings Mountain West are teaming up to address the human capital, economic diversification, and hard infrastructure challenges of our region.

Like religion, sociologist Michael Ian Borer says, baseball and Fenway Park give Bostonians something larger than themselves to believe in, "something that transcends the here and now."