Sue Johnson, the Sierra Nevada University (SNU) executive vice president for finance and administration, recently reflected on the last academic year since the SNU Board of Trustees approved an agreement to join with the University of Nevada, Reno.
A newly released study that examined the progression of political closed-mindedness among liberals and conservatives in the country showed the difference was not wide.
May marked the end of a chapter for thousands of UNLV graduates, who crossed the Thomas & Mack stage for the first spring semester commencement ceremony held on campus since the pandemic began.
On December 11th, 1972, Apollo 17 crew members landed on the Moon's surface. Commander Gene Cernan and Lunar Module Pilot Harrison Schmitt stepped out of the lunar Lander challenger in the Taurus-Littrow Valley, near Camelot Crater. 49 years later, no other person has eclipsed their accomplishments and no one else has set foot on the Moon since then.
Two students at the University of Nevada, Reno’s Reynolds School of Journalism have received honors at the Hearst National Journalism Awards, marking the sixth time the school has won the Hearst Award, often dubbed as the Pulitzers of college journalism.
A pilot program designed to help high school students gain confidence as they earn college credit is built upon a foundation of relationships between the best high school educators and key faculty at the University of Nevada, Reno.
Residents of the state should be on high alert that they live in an area that is prone to wildfire, according to a recent report from the University of Nevada, Reno.
With topics ranging from the facts of sexual development to effectively communicating consent and understanding root causes of sexual violence, a new UNLV School of Social Work class aims to dispel misinformation and battle stigma associated with sex.
Time management, flexibility and a sense of accomplishment are all reasons that Western Nevada College’s Jump Start program made it enjoyable for Oasis Academy’s Kailyn Sorensen.
Data has been released this month showing a sharp rise in the number of accidental drug overdoses in Nevada among those who identify as Hispanic or Latino.
An old Fremont Street motel is being turned into a bridge housing program to help homeless individuals transition from sleeping in a shelter or on the streets to permanent housing.
Teruni Lamberg, a professor of Elementary Mathematics Education at the University of Nevada, Reno will be the junior co-chair for the American Association for Educational Research Mathematics Research Special Interest Group, according to a May 16 press release.
There is no one way to grieve, to process your emotions and thoughts through tragedy and loss. But there are many ways to find support to guide your through dark days.