News: University Libraries
German historian explores how Las Vegas achieved what cities around the world have not: true distinction as a gaming destination.
A behind-the-scenes look at the Libraries and facilities management teams’ efforts to protect the historic book of the Bard’s works.
Folger Shakespeare Library’s national touring exhibit of 1623’s “book that gave us Shakespeare” visits UNLV Lied Library Sept. 1-29.
From Bob Hope to Jimmy Kimmel, top entertainers have long been honored at UNLV commencement with honorary degrees.
How the old papers of an esteemed accountant and the memories of a casino legend chart the shift in the casino model.
The new Libraries employee on information overload and her 'geeky' accomplishment.
A look back on the events this patch of grass has hosted over the years.
Long before K-pop, there were the Kim Sisters. Now an Eadington Fellow is exploring what their meteroic rise on Las Vegas entertainment scene has to do with American ideals of beauty, citizenship and capitalism amidst Cold War politics.
National Archives grant helps University Libraries' Special Collections Division preserve archival collections on expansion of gaming in America from 1970 to 2010.
The increasing popularity of state lotteries coincides with a stagnant social mobility, according to work of the latest Eadington Fellow. Catch his free talk at 3 p.m. Dec. 3.
The Southern Nevada Jewish Heritage Project at UNLV University Libraries documents the rich history of our region’s Jewish people and a city they transformed.
Eadington Fellow dives into UNLV's archives to examine the relationship between sports media and cultural memory in poker's main event.