Spring semester welcomes two new exhibitions accompanied with artist talks, curatorial tours and hands-on activities for all ages
The album covering five years of artistry is now available
The Martha Graham Dance Company performance, sponsored by the E. L. Wiegand Foundation, will take place at 7:30 p.m. on Jan. 28, 2025, at the Pioneer Center for the Performing Arts
This immersive exhibit explores Jean-Paul Perrotte鈥檚 Shonisaurus sound installation at the Nevada Museum of Art
University alum to serve as associate dean of undergraduate affairs
The Festival was a stunning showcase of talent, featuring student and alumni choreography, theatrical performances and artistic collaboration
Associate Professor of Communication Studies Amy Pason, Ph.D., dives into how to have conversations that encourage dialogue and understanding rather than argument
Professor and Director of the Center for Basque Studies Xabier Irujo highlights the history behind Francisco de Vitoria's role in laying the foundation for human rights
Associate Professor Renata Keller shares the value of learning history from new perspectives
Exhibit at the Lilley Museum of Art explores the enduring effects of incarceration camps as told from third-generational Japanese Americans
Natalia Facio recognized with top award from New York Labor History Association
The album will be available on all major streaming platforms starting Oct. 10, 2024
Handwriting similar to the playwright鈥檚 distinctive style abounds in previously unknown document
The National Endowment for the Humanities Fellowship is supporting Fridland in the completion of another book
Yuen, a violinist and researcher, joins the school鈥檚 faculty
The Department of Philosophy at the College of Liberal Arts has introduced a student book loan program to support students.
College of Liberal Arts Spanish lecturer recognized for integrating community engagement and experiential learning in innovative Spanish course
Yearlong fellowship work focuses on the history of HIV/AIDS prison activism in the United States
Painting with a brush attached to an adaptive headset, University faculty member creates a 35-foot-wide mural for the campus community
Madison Glenwinkel, a student in the College of Liberal Arts, received the prestigious National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship Program (NSF-GRFP) award
Co-chair of AsPIre Cydney Giroux discusses the group, why she finds it important and plans for the future
Taking a step back from teaching to focus on writing a biography
An annual concert in celebration of the harp returns to the 推荐杏吧原创
Performances to run April 25 to 27 in Nightingale Concert Hall
The first Iranian Culture Celebration Event to be held on April 18, at the 推荐杏吧原创
Performances to run April 11 to 13 in Nightingale Concert Hall
Each April, more than 100 volunteers help transform the University's campus into a hub for jazz, music education and innovation
Submissions for the Fall 2024 Sticker Competition are now open
Thirteen dance majors and minors learned Taylor鈥檚 stylized approach to movement during this unique residency
The dual-credit 推荐杏吧原创 class encourages students to grapple with the history in their backyard
The gathering of young musicians features an evening concert with vibraphonist Sean Collins and his Folktet
New musical works will be premiered in honor of the University鈥檚 150th anniversary
Ten students pursuing majors in Spanish and another subject awarded $5,000 scholarships | Diez estudiantes de las carreras de español y otras asignaturas reciben becas de $5,000
Gaining national and international acclaim, the newly formed School of Music in the College of Liberal Arts celebrates four additions to the faculty, welcoming Dolora Zajick, Aren Long, Kevin Miescke and Michael TK Lam
鈥淚 want to become a teacher because I have always felt that helping other people become the best versions of themselves is one of the most rewarding feelings in the world.鈥
With the grant, the Museum is improving its curation practices and striving to make its space more welcoming for Indigenous peoples
The Performing Arts Series presses onwards with this high-octane group of collaborators
Submissions for the Spring 2024 Sticker Competition are now open
Oct. 12 brings the pioneers of 鈥渟olar music鈥 to the stage of Nightingale Concert Hall, with the University鈥檚 Jazz Lab I to accompany
The name change reflects the School鈥檚 dedication to music education and its recognition of music鈥檚 importance in academia
The Center for Basque Studies and Department of English host a magical evening of jazzy music and Shakespeare Sonnets
Nightingale Concert Hall will feature acclaimed ensemble LADAMA in an inspiring performance blending traditional Latin music and truly powerful sonic ingenuity
NSF鈥檚 EPSCoR RII Track-2 program funds 11 projects in highly-competitive process
The 推荐杏吧原创鈥檚 Performing Arts Series celebrates 63 years with a culturally diverse lineup of performances and free open-to-the-public events
Middleton is the first 推荐杏吧原创 student to win a CBYX fellowship in over 20 years
Jazz musician and visual artist collaborate on a new exhibit in the Prim Library with a public artist reception on August 1.
A new era of learning emerges with cutting-edge classes and free distribution of technology to 推荐杏吧原创 at Lake Tahoe students
The 推荐杏吧原创 at Lake Tahoe hosts author Clare Frank and the Climate and Wildfire Institute at the Prim Library Saturday, June 10
推荐杏吧原创 School of the Arts partners with Great Basin National Park Foundation to offer unique artist residency experience
Awardees are recognized for their exemplary service to students and their individual achievements
Professors in the Department of Music evoke Lake Tahoe, the Sierra Nevada and Pyramid Lake in this free public performance on May 3 at the 推荐杏吧原创 at Lake Tahoe
Students and Reno community experienced series of events on Cuban jazz, music and culture
Artists and public health experts talk about their experiences with the COVID-19 vaccine
Faculty, staff and students honored at annual awards ceremony
Scholars, curators, academics and students will present interactive discussions focused on our complex relationships with land, water and place
Students from the Gender, Race and Identity colloquium class organize last event of 2022-23 series
Nevada Chamber Opera, Chamber Choir and Symphony Orchestra collaborate for two extraordinary and distinct performances on April 20 and 22
Departments of Political Science and Gender, Race and Identity collaborate to host guest speaker, Jelena Subotic
The festival features workshops and performances by groundbreaking trumpeter Marquis Hill and vibraphonist Joel Ross
推荐杏吧原创 linguistics professor argues for the good in bad English
Submissions now open for Fall 2023 contest
Richard Hutton earns Doctor of Musical Art degree and heads to tenure-track position at Boise State
Basque programs from Boise State, Cal State, Bakersfield, 推荐杏吧原创 to document, share historical arborglyphs found across American West
The Department of Theatre and Dance shares a gutsy modern take on a Chekhov classic
The 推荐杏吧原创 to host the free, family-friendly concert on March 15
Department of Gender, Race and Identity hosts events featuring Indigenous experts
Performing Arts Series season comes to a close with a show-stopping performance by the vocal percussionist virtuosa, Butterscotch
The Core Writing Program is one of only eight programs to receive this award for 2022-2023
National conference allows students to interact with most influential Hispanic leaders in the country
On Feb. 9 the Grammy-nominated vocal supergroup will fill Nightingale Concert Hall with a captivating lineup
Stephanie Gibson takes on new role at the 推荐杏吧原创
The Department of Theatre and Dance and Department of Music collaborate to present the daring musical set in 1930s Berlin
Department of Gender, Race and Identity hosts events addressing the long-term impacts of COVID-19
Cardillo, an instructor of Spanish at the University, is one of seven Federally Certified Court Interpreters within the state of Nevada
Deadline to apply to the third annual camping residency is March 1, 2023
Gayles ethnographic research on Argentina鈥檚 Black social movement has been made possible in part by a major grant from the NEH
The open house event is free for the community to explore studying music at the University
The fund enables incarcerated individuals to participate and earn credit in the 推荐杏吧原创鈥檚 Inside-Out Program
Two Liberal Arts students have been selected to present at the 2023 Writing Across Borders Conference in Norway
Pachuquísmo, created and performed by polyrhythmic dance and music ensemble, La Mezcla, will premier in Reno on Dec. 8
President Brian Sandoval talks with Foundation Professor of Anthropology Richard Scott about Scott鈥檚 research on tooth crown morphology, his recent trip to study medieval skeletons in Hungary and his favorite places on campus
Dancers from the Department of Theatre and Dance captivate the audience with multiple performances
Department of Gender, Race and Identity addresses health justice as part of yearlong series
Submissions are now open for the Spring 2023 contest
Latin America鈥檚 leading brass quintet blends virtuosic chamber music, blues, pop and theatrics
Nevada Election Survey Project poll finds 52% of Nevadans plan to vote for Cortez Masto
Nevadans begin to vote in state and national competitive races
President Brian Sandoval talks with Director of Athletic Bands Steve Eubanks about the Pride of Sierra Marching Band's plans for the coming year, Eubanks' background as a high school band director and more
Runner-up of Washoe County School District鈥檚 Taxi-Art Design Contest has art displayed on local cab
Yerington nears the completion of a USDA-funded project to remove and replace the rural Nevada city's 100-year-old sewer and water systems.
The 推荐杏吧原创 at Lake Tahoe program is uniquely designed with students in mind
Department of Gender, Race and Identity addresses Indigenous knowledge for climate justice with upcoming talk
Liberal Arts student receives Nevada Undergraduate Research Award to study the human-elephant-conflict in Sri Lanka
World-renowned koto player showcases Japan鈥檚 national instrument on Thursday, Oct. 6 in Nightingale Concert Hall
Department of Gender, Race and Identity addresses food security and racial justice with September events
A free, community-wide celebration of arts, family and Latinx/Hispanic heritage roots with ties to past and modern lived experiences takes place on Sept. 17 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
The 推荐杏吧原创鈥檚 Performing Arts Series celebrates 62 years with five barrier-shattering performances and free, open to the public activities
During her distinguished 37-year career, Howard fought for equal rights in northern Nevada
Gender, Race & Identity Department Chair Dr. Emily Hobson discusses the department鈥檚 recent expansion
University-funded trip allows group to witness and participate in global policy development
Joe Lombardo with a 33 point lead in the Republican governor鈥檚 primary
Poll suggests competitive November races loom, polarization on abortion and election issues
The Department of Philosophy in the College of Liberal Arts held workshop on the philosophy of smell
推荐杏吧原创 School of the Arts partners with Great Basin National Park Foundation to offer rustic artist residency experience
College of Liberal Arts Professor Deborah Boehm earns prestigious research and teaching honor
Foundation Professor of Sociology Markus Kemmelmeier and former Ph.D. student Jesse Acosta completed research on the evolution of political closed-mindedness in the United States
Dual degree student a standout volunteer in community and accomplished musician
College of Liberal Arts Associate Professor Wilfredo de Ràfols earns NSHE system-wide honor
Art professor presents solo exhibition at conference in California
The College of Liberal Arts recognized deserving individuals at annual awards ceremony
Anthropology's Geoff Smith wins another important teaching award
Headliner artists include groundbreaking saxophonist Miguel Zenón and vocal phenom Michael Mayo
College of Liberal Arts Assistant Professor Elizabeth Koebele earns NSHE system-wide honor
Interdisciplinary undergraduate program combines world languages, linguistics and computer science.
College of Liberal Arts Associate Professor Matthew Leone earns NSHE system-wide honor
Michael Branch named one of this year鈥檚 Nevada System of Higher Education Board of Regents鈥 Creative Activities Award recipients
推荐杏吧原创 Nevada Debate Team off to successful start in 2022
Guest speakers are made possible through Nevada Humanities grants in an effort to promote decolonial change through local empowerment thanks to Lydia Huerta and Debra Harry
Dancers from the Department of Theatre and Dance mesmerized a large audience with a public performance at the Pioneer Center
Creative strategies needed to address long-term shortages, say three 推荐杏吧原创 professors
NAGPRA Symposium at the 推荐杏吧原创 paved the way for future repatriation efforts
The School of the Arts semi-annual sticker contest is now open for submissions for the fall 2022 award
The internationally acclaimed vocal ensemble will perform songs of freedom and social consciousness
The School of the Arts has a number of exciting performances in visual art, dance, music and theatre that you don鈥檛 want to miss
Throughout her three-decade-long career, sociology professor Mary White Stewart made a profound difference
Deadline to apply for artist camping residency is March 15
鈥淎 Nevada Life: Richard Guy Walton鈥 on display now at Church Fine Arts building
College of Liberal Arts professor Valerie Fridland to publish book on speech and language
Recent creative writing alumni publishes first book, with a second on the way
In honor of National Mentoring Month, six faculty members reflect on what it means to be an impactful mentor to undergraduate researchers
Four College of Liberal Arts entities received funding for 2022 major projects
Museum, history, indigenous peoples, documentary projects benefit community
Dennis Dworkin presented his research on the British 鈥渘ew left鈥
The nation鈥檚 leading chamber music society will perform the greatest masterpieces of the Baroque
Curation and leadership of The Lilley鈥檚 Director, Vivian Zavataro, has given a platform to Native American artists, both contemporary and historical
'I was surprised, humbled and overwhelmed with gratitude'
Submissions now open for Spring 2022 School of the Arts sticker contest
Gifts needed for updating old uniforms and new equipment
鈥淭hese people did not come from Japan 鈥 but further north where they were sculpted by the last glacial maximum.鈥
Researchers analyzed over 1,500 dentitions and found no evidence that Native Americans came from Japan
鈥淧eople in Cities鈥 will screen online Oct. 15-24
Ririe-Woodbury Dance Company, Utah鈥檚 most established contemporary dance company, will engage community members of all ages during weeklong residency
The College of Liberal Arts launches new podcast featuring faculty research and creative work
The William A. Douglass Center for Basque Studies at the 推荐杏吧原创 celebrated the donation and relocation to campus of noted statue on Basque Diaspora Day
Psychology professor Allen Gardner and his wife Trixie earned worldwide acclaim teaching Washoe the chimpanzee American Sign Language
The 2021-2022 Performing Arts Series season celebrates 61 years of live performance with six in-person events
推荐杏吧原创 School of the Arts partnered with Great Basin National Park Foundation to offer local Reno artist rustic artist residency experience
Cara Nine鈥檚 interest in political philosophy led her to focus on issues in justice, ethics and location
推荐杏吧原创 School of the Arts partners with Great Basin National Park Foundation to offer rustic artist residency experience
The John and Geraldine Lilley Museum of Art in the College of Liberal Arts announces new brand identity
College of Liberal Arts professor studied how former President Barack Obama appeared in photographs
8 awardees representing 4 colleges/school receive NSF鈥檚 prestigious award in support of early-career success and continued development
Judge Ari Tobi-Aiyemo graduated Saturday earning a Ph.D. in judicial studies
Chair and Professor of the Department of Gender, Race, and Identity and Professor of Anthropology, Deborah Boehm to further studies on immigration
Graduate Student Zaide Martinez pursuing social justice certificate to help others achieve the same goals she did
Three College of Liberal Arts anthropology faculty members received notable University and Regents鈥 awards
BFA and MFA in Art student exhibitions are now available virtually
Boling will begin a double master鈥檚 program on department scholarship
Virtual programming developed to help reduce reoffenders among 18-24-year-olds
Dance alumna reflects on what home means as it relates to dance experiences in her life
An influential campus voice, groundbreaking professor and a founder of GRI, passes away
Professional recording studio in new University Arts Building finally used to full potential for modern, classical-style recording project
Two zoom sessions will be held for participants in both America and the Basque Country
推荐杏吧原创 anthropology professor part of team that studied ancient skeletal remains in Turkey dating back 10,000 years
Mayo performs an entirely live set from his home studio in New York City Thursday, April 22
Alumna Noemí Gómez Martínez reflects on being a successful Latina in today鈥檚 world
Elizabeth Koebele to research collaborative water sustainability policymaking as part of NSF award
Internationally renowned Sweet Honey In The Rock® will raise roofs and collective conscious Thursday, March 25
Projects are underway to share the program鈥檚 findings with the community
Criminal justice and philosophy major wins scholarship offered by Las Vegas Latino Bar Association to help cover LSAT expenses
推荐杏吧原创 School of the Arts partners with Great Basin National Park Foundation to offer rustic artist residency experience
Assistant Professor Caitlin Earley earns award to support her work on ancient Maya captives
M.F.A. student Sogand Tabatabaei鈥檚 artwork, Coverage, is featured
Departments and programs in the College of Liberal Arts host weekly, biweekly and monthly lectures throughout spring semester
Award-winning Irish Quintet, Goitse, kicks off spring performances this February; new restaurant partners to offer takeout menus inspired by each visiting artist
Kyra Stull says the choices we make are not our own
With the help of a mentor, undergraduate students can apply for paid research opportunities
Objects from The Lilley鈥檚 permanent collection featured in virtual exhibition
推荐杏吧原创 anthropologist performs radiocarbon analysis on Datura wrightii quids
鈥淲e are reconnecting through writing's reflections - reaching deeper, writing more authentically, learning and growing thoughtfully, and understanding the world around us more richly.鈥 鈥 William Macauley, 推荐杏吧原创 professor of English
Students are invited to create a composition to celebrate Dr. West鈥檚 work and vision, shared during his virtual visit with the University this month
Virtual conference offers three days of workshops and speakers including free lecture by Dr. West Monday, Jan. 4, at 3 p.m.
Students face the advantages and disadvantages of online debate
Inspired to come to the University by a Nevada Bound tour, Medina works on two majors after becoming a tour guide himself
'We faced hardship and some disappointments along the way, but we all made it through in the end'
Student performing artists gain new experiences recording virtual performances
推荐杏吧原创 and the Nevada Alumni Association recognize 9 graduates with top grade-point average
The newly formed department offers a large variety of minors for students
First competition to take place in California Regionals Dec. 5
Two virtual Commencement ceremonies will be streamed this Saturday to honor Spring, Summer and Winter 2020 graduates
Department of Music records music for University鈥檚 upcoming virtual Commencement
Students and faculty choreograph eight performances to be featured during Fall Dance Festival Friday, Nov. 20
'Bruised and Brave' premiers Nov. 13, on-demand through Nov. 15
鈥楢rt Ignites鈥 event meant to evoke discussion around diversity and inclusion, panel to include Sierra Hall mural artist
M5 Mexican Brass will take the virtual stage Nov. 12 as part of the Series鈥 60th anniversary season
Jars of homeland soil delivered to those who can鈥檛 make the trip home
Ririe-Woodbury Dance Company will engage with students, veterans and the community during PAS鈥檚 first virtual residency
Latinos of the Comstock part of Hispanic Heritage Month celebrations, including the University District Museum鈥檚 Fiesta Week
Changes in practice protocols offer safer environment for music faculty and students
The Department of Communication Studies boasts 25 scholarly awards in two years
Database made possible by four federally funded projects from the National Science Foundation and the National Institute of Justice Awards
Mural dedication event planned to honor the public artwork
History department in College of Liberal Arts receives donation to help amplify history scholarship in Nevada
During the 2020-21 season, the performing arts explore new ways to command the stage and screens
Grant offered to write new book on the Cuban Missile Crisis from the perspective of Latin American people
The College of Liberal Arts hired 28 new faculty and staff members in the last year
Song features University faculty and alumni performing artists
Morgan continues long line of Great Basin archeologists
Art history major Gracie Krutz highlights her internship experience while earning liberal arts degree
Sierra Hall is the site of the first display of public art devoted to diversity and inclusion on campus
From the history of religion and Black culture to a modern global issue of racism, faculty examine the evolution of social justice movements
推荐杏吧原创 assistant professor in political science part of multidisciplinary team of scholars dedicated to informing risk messaging and public policy
推荐杏吧原创 Shared History Program seeks submissions to include in exhibit displaying daily life during pandemic
A look at their accomplishments and plans for the future
"I aided children to be adopted, immigrants to migrate...I had applied concepts, theories and practices from the classroom to the work environment in our own society of Reno, Nevada."
Spanish major translates legal documents to aid in immigration, adoption and social justice matters in local community
The University is getting two new art murals on Sierra Hall and Ansari Business Building that underscore commitment to diversity
Annual Undergraduate Research Symposium pivots to virtual with project presentations from a variety of disciplines, from STEM to the social sciences, arts and humanities
推荐杏吧原创, National Historical Society and UNLV awarded grant to digitally archive area鈥檚 iconic history
The Lilley and The Barrick Museums of Art join through a series of #SisterMuseumsNV social media posts
Chair and Professor of Music and Cello Dmitri Atapine presented with Regents鈥 Award
Students, faculty and staff in the College of Liberal Arts earn a number of University, College and community awards along with fellowships and endowments
Four experts discuss the ramifications of COVID-19 across disciplines.
Global Health Challenges: The Coronavirus Pandemic, 10-11 a.m., Friday, May 15
推荐杏吧原创 and the Nevada Alumni Association recognize 11 graduates with top grade-point average
Dual major in accounting and political science, minor in philosophy, is Wooster High School graduate
Fabrication Lab and Miller鈥檚 Jackets and Printing Services of Nevada are working together to help meet Renown鈥檚 community-donated goal for isolation gowns
Theater and dance student Abby Rosen navigates University鈥檚 transition to virtual learning
BFA candidate Mariah Vargas shares her experience 鈥 and new creations 鈥 during social distancing
Undergraduate students Nickie Moore and John Villanueva claim 鈥楽uperior鈥 award; team places fourth for season overall
Dance student Laura Ryerson grows as a student and choreographer through video instruction
Undergraduate researchers are using their scholarship to rethink a controversial topic
Music student Grace Desilets navigates the University鈥檚 transition to online classes
Music student Kara Bainter finds opportunities for connection and collaboration in online learning
Researchers, faculty and staff respond to the call for resources and deploy makerspace resources to support our healthcare heroes
English students work with Sri Lanka Wildlife Conservation Society
Virtual advising appointments replace face-to-face meetings in the College of Liberal Arts
Panel sponsored by Temple Sinai Reno, College of Liberal Arts and others
While we are incredibly disappointed that this year鈥檚 festival will not take place, we are appreciative of the community鈥檚 support in helping us continue the Festival in 2021.鈥
In the wake of coronavirus and the size and scope of the Festival, organizers made the decision to cancel the Festival
The Austin, Texas-based band will perform March 12 and facilitate a songwriting workshop during visit
Graphic Design Program Director and Assistant Professor, Monica Maccaux, earns two German Design Awards.
More than 100 volunteers needed to help to transform campus into a jazz hub
The compelling voice in American roots music performs for audiences of all ages
Anthropologist helps to protect and revitalize local indigenous communities in Brazil
Student, faculty and alumni art exhibition on display in Reno-Tahoe International Airport鈥檚 Terminal C until April 20
"Women鈥檚 leadership options in religious organizations and spiritual communities have often been limited due to doctrine, tradition, practice and bias.鈥
'Breaking The Stained-Glass Ceiling' event to explore gender, leadership and faith
Natalie Van Hoozer travels abroad to Argentina to pursue passion for connecting Spanish- and English-speaking communities
Servicemen and women recently highlighted in CBS News' behind-the-scenes video
U.S. government political scientist breaks down the impeachment process
University faculty moderate, provide expertise at free MidTown event
Newest 推荐杏吧原创 facility opened in February
Department of Theatre and Dance offers only degree program in state of Nevada
推荐杏吧原创 and the Nevada Alumni Association recognize nine graduates with top grade-point average
The program has helped over 500 students gain confidence and reading skills
Program better connects individuals to the bigger picture: the administrative processes, network and impact of the research enterprise
Performing Arts Series presents dynamic group community performances on Nov. 6-7
Local artist to show retrospective of non-figurative photography
"How do we respect one another when we have a conversation across religious and philosophical divides?"
College of Liberal Arts' Engaging the Power of Diversity series tackles religious divides
Anthropology students combine tribal knowledge, learnings to help 鈥榙ecolonize archeology鈥
鈥楴ew York鈥檚 Got Talent鈥 winners engage with students and community Oct. 17-18
Exhibition closes this week with music collaboration featuring eight students singing famous Italian songs from Piranesi鈥檚 time
The Moanin鈥 Frogs kicks off the Performing Arts Series at the 推荐杏吧原创
Karen Penner-Johnson, President Marc Johnson and Larry Engstrom recognized at 2019 EDAWN Arts & Business Awards luncheon
PBS special features 推荐杏吧原创 professor playing the Mendelssohn Octet, airs on KNPB Friday evening
The College of Liberal Arts has hired 25 new faculty members for 2019-2020 academic year
The Moanin鈥 Frogs, Backtrack, Take3, Martha Redbone and Steel Betty visit 推荐杏吧原创
推荐杏吧原创 Associate Professor Lynda Walsh looks forward to MAPE program鈥檚 fourth year, reflects on program鈥檚 success
Julie Lucero became the Director of the Latino Research Center July 1
推荐杏吧原创 alumnus Eric Lin not only researches happiness but spreads it too through his organization: The Play Happy Project
Preserving and revitalizing the Great Basin indigenous language of Numu
Carolyn Warner is the new chair and Vail Pittman Professor of political science
Study of the U.S. Institutes for Student Leaders program brings international students to campus to learn about U.S. government and policy
Three graduate students were awarded Volunteer of the Year by Boys and Girls Club
The world languages and literatures department hosts middle and high school students on campus for three-week Chinese summer program
Six liberal arts students share their research at Georgetown University
鈥楤order-Lines Volume XI鈥 focuses on the intersectionality of Latinx communities and aims to challenge Border Theory
Sophomore, Brendan Henry, will travel to Israel to study Arabic and Middle Eastern culture
Two liberal arts professors teach criminal justice and literature behind bars
Engineering's Vollstedt and Anthropology's Smith honored
Van Hoesen also receives recognition from Governor Steve Sisolak, Senators Catherine Cortez Masto and Jacky Rosen
推荐杏吧原创 and the Nevada Alumni Association recognize 11 graduates with top grade-point average
The College of Liberal Arts is fortunate to have an undergraduate and graduate student as Regents鈥 Scholar recipients
Community-based undergraduate researchers join with faculty mentors to explore problems and offer understanding and ideas to make a difference
Books from College of Liberal Arts professors Strang, Xiaoyu Pu and Ian Hartshorn make their debut and earn honors
Former Core Humanities professor has published 鈥淭he Dying Time,鈥 the fourth installment of the Jack Ross series
Grad student recounts prepping for, fretting over, and ultimately delivering a memorable 'TED' talk
Faculty with relevant research and teaching interests in global or international studies are welcomed to become an institute affiliate
Awards ceremony recognizes students who have mastered foreign languages
Take an interactive walking tour of 10 University museums on and around campus
Faculty and staff members in the College of Liberal Arts earn a number of University, College and community awards along with fellowships and endowments
Three-day festival to draw more than 10,000 people to 推荐杏吧原创
Political science researcher Elizabeth Koebele shows states working together to conserve water rather than fighting for it
Two female students accomplish great feats both personally and professionally as partners in the Nevada Debate Union, recognized as ASUN Club of the year
Distinguished Professor of Philosophy Charles Mills is this year's featured speaker and will address 'Racial Injustice'
James Kenyon named director of 推荐杏吧原创 institute designed to complement and extend the energy, experience and potential in the neurosciences
Professor and Chair of Communication Studies Jimmie Manning gets top paper award named after him
The French major recently ranked in the top 10 of colleges across the country with the most bachelor鈥檚 degrees
New study reveals more tolerance for diversity; determines only 15 percent of people would object to having immigrants as neighbors in the UK and other rich EU nations
The Latino Research Center is back open full-time and dedicated to advancing Latinx research and improving conditions for the Latinx community
The University and School of the Arts expand their roles and footprint with new building
Scholar and activist, Angela Davis encourages a need for change
Professor of linguistics from the English department awarded American Speech Roger Shuy Best Paper
Men鈥檚 vocal ensemble to perform Feb. 5 at Nightingale Concert Hall
More than 5,500 works of art find permanent home on University campus
Students in Spanish 441 course learned how to become an expert witness
University鈥檚 College of Liberal Arts brings speaker Wednesday, Feb. 6, to talk about her involvement in the nation鈥檚 quest for social justice; sold-out-event offers wait-list and live-stream options
Three members of the College of Liberal Arts earn prestigious awards
推荐杏吧原创 Foundation Professor Steven C. Hayes named an American Association for the Advancement of Science Fellow, a coveted recognition among top scientists
Daniel Lang awarded two travel grants to finish thesis research in Taiwan
Assistant Professor Robert Gutierrez-Perez and students research and perform their interpretation of 鈥渙therness鈥 at The Holland Project Monday, Dec. 10
Certified Specialist of Wine and Ph.D. candidate Kerri Lesh pours a hearty glass of knowledge about Basque winemaking
Increase in gun violence and opioid addiction in Reno leads researchers to take action
Assistant professor Allison Evans publishes 鈥淟abour protest and industrial peace: Russian steelworkers鈥 encounters with economic reforms and unravelling social protections鈥
A team of University faculty and graduate students volunteered efforts at the Camp Fire to identify human remains
Assistant professor Monica Maccaux plans to roll out new font based off of cattle brands
Emile Guzman interned at the Tesla Gigafactory this past summer
Bruce Licher of Independent Project Press will give an illustrated lecture about his graphic design and letterpress work
Assistant Professor Steven Wilson uses tweets to understand the motivation behind social media
Associate professor鈥檚 research gives voice to sex workers, suggests brothels in need of reform
The College of Liberal Arts hired a full-time lecturer to teach native courses and help create an Indigenous studies program
Collaboration offers exclusive headquarters for educating judges, improving system of justice
October events spans music to art exhibitions
Noelle Ruggieri grows as a dancer and choreographer after summer internship
World-renowned guitar trios to perform Oct. 2 at Nightingale Concert Hall
Student cast will perform 'A Free Man' written by University theatre adviser, Sandra Neace.
Luncheon recognized contribution of those who support Reno-Sparks arts and culture community
OSA Vision Meeting presents the latest scientific and clinical advances in understanding human vision; the meeting includes two pre-conference lectures open to campus community
Two academic advisors in the College of Liberal Arts publishing paper on probation
Greater Nevada Credit Union support continues
The Colleges of Education and Liberal Arts offer students choices after graduation with PackTeach program
Robert Leonard Reid is the 2018 Hall of Fame inductee
Innovative tool touts time savings and cost-efficiency
Successful kick-off event held for year-long leadership salons
More than 1,700 incoming freshman 鈥 nearly half of all 推荐杏吧原创 freshmen 鈥 to participate in program designed to increase college success
The College of Liberal Arts hires 26 new faculty members for the fall semester
Assistant Professor of Psychology is developing an underwater VR headset as part of grant for NASA
Middle and high school students completed three-week camp to learn Chinese language and culture
College of Liberal Arts faculty members have busy summer winning awards and grants
VR sickness to be studied by 推荐杏吧原创 team
Past University research honorees offer faculty community a voice on campus and beyond
College of Liberal Arts' department of world languages & literatures re-offers minor this fall
Tallest steel beam was placed, marking a construction turning point and bridging Church Fine Arts with new structure
English and anthropology student earns top grade-point average, has passion for storytelling and helping prevent suicide
Three years, three titles for the University's political science Model Arab League Team
Multiple University professors and doctoral candidates awarded for successes
Senior Natalie Van Hoozer is radio station鈥檚 first bilingual reporter
Joe Crowley posthumously awarded W. Clark Santini Cup
The College of Liberal Arts hired a new position to increase student and community engagement
Four students earn opportunity to help Nevada State Railroad Museum understand World War II artifact
English major discusses immigration concerns and emotional effects on college students
Debate team duo placed in top quarter at the National Parliamentary Debate Association and top half at the National Parliamentary Tournament of Excellence
Two sociology students awarded with undergraduate research awards to help solve community problems
Three-day festival to draw more than 9,000 people to the University
Topics of free, evening talk to include immigration, politics, Latinos in the media and more
Daniel Lindbergh Lang was awarded a scholarship from the U.S. Department of State to study overseas
Performing Arts Series continues with April 3 concert
Ian M. Hartshorn鈥檚 newest article on takfir practices in the Middle East gets published
Senior English and anthropology major Allison Blair tells her personal narrative in honors thesis
New travel grants expand opportunities, plus encourage development of scholarly and creative activities
A re-imagined 鈥楾welfth Night鈥 performance and other School of the Arts events through March
The band accepts a gift of $30,000 to help support and expand the program; a total of nearly $300,000 raised since beginning of partnership
Senior English Literature major, Michael Walecke, is mapping collocations of one of Chaucer鈥檚 only prose works
'Selected Durations' will be recognized by the Carl Hertzog Award for Excellence in Book Design
Highlighted: Upcoming campus climate survey, GRI initiatives, Diversity Plan and more
Associate Professor, Jaime Leaños, publishes new book on letter by Pope Pius II
The museum has collected art and educated the community for more than 70 years and now prepares to move nearly 5,000 art pieces to new building
Eric Lambert is the new chair and professor of criminal justice with a passion for making better communities
A highly coveted forensic anthropologist uses unique skillset to work with Medical Examiner鈥檚 Office to perform skeletal examinations
A half-century promoting the Basques through publications, conference presentations, lectures, creative activities and more; celebratory year ends with ENE 2018 award
Four departments in the College of Liberal Arts support reading program for low-income kids
University student on her White House internship and more
Findings challenge notion that images are appropriate substitute for real objects
Awards presented by the national Center for a Public Anthropology organization
'Patrons of Paleontology' focuses on government鈥檚 involvement in funding paleontology research
An in-depth look at the anthropology department鈥檚 grant work sets precedence for the future
Guest artists close out fall semester at University
Presentations represented a variety of disciplines, including sustainable plant production and street art in virtual reality
WalletHub and Medical News Today are two recent publications highlighting psychology knowledge
Sarah Blithe recognized by national association for book on male work-life balance
Interesting work intersects at the crossroads of Yucca Mountain and Harry Reid within the University Libraries Special Collections Department
Annual event honors Nevada's finest writers, and serves as a stimulus to encourage excellence among emerging writers in the Silver State
Event also honored long-time emeritus history faculty member Jim Hulse
Greta de Jong was recognized by the Southern Association for Women Historians
College of Liberal Arts music professor, Larry Engstrom, was recently awarded by the local entertainment community for a lifetime of achievement
University assistant professor Paul MacNeilage gets published in Current Biology
Team members from University's literacy program participate in the Run for Education
New programs include a doctorate in mathematics, a major in dance, a minor in Middle Eastern studies and more
College of Liberal Arts professors seek to identify age and sex estimation of humans lost in natural disasters
English Professor Michael Branch to be honored with "Silver Pen" by Writers Hall of Fame for impressive body of work
Visiting and local artists fill the month of November
Flying Carpet Theatre generates plays that fuse vaudeville, mime, circus, conjuring, puppetry, dance and clowning; free performances Nov. 1 and 2
Repertoire dance ensemble to perform Nov. 2; free student session Oct. 31
The event featured a panel of liberal arts professionals and networking opportunities
Pulitzer Prize-winning play, 鈥楾he Flick,鈥 will also be performed
College of Liberal Arts joins NevadaFit program with inaugural LiberalArtsFit bootcamp.
Grammy Award nominated artists part of Fall 2017 arts programming
Several upcoming events to highlight sharing of views, lectures and training
Christopher Church and Greta de Jong earn recognition for work on Charlottesville and southern history
Grammy Award winning quartet to perform Sept. 28 at Nightingale Concert Hall
A number of discussions and events on tap this week to keep campus updated on recent race and free speech developments
"unrfacultyagainstracism" affirms to students a "welcoming learning environment for all"
Nearly 1,450 incoming freshman to participate in program designed to increase college success
Selections allow University professors to teach their own students as well as others overseas
Saturday's Pride Parade in downtown Reno to feature strong University contingent
Social psychology doctoral candidate Randal Brown finds that positive sexual communication can lead to a happy relationship
University and the School of the Arts expand roles and footprint on campus and in the community
Judges honored at hooding ceremony May 20
Five University student recipients have shown exemplary contributions to their community in civic engagement
Coed college started by women elects its first female president
Samantha Kutner delves into her story of achieving greatness during her academic career at the 推荐杏吧原创
University and community supporter David Bianchi to receive prestigious W. Clark Santini Cup
Concerts, competitions and clinics to bring record turnout of nearly 11,000 to campus; heavy traffic expected
The event will feature 11 museums covering diverse interests from astronomy to art
The Nevada Regents鈥 Rising Researcher Award recognizes leading researchers in early career stages
The nearly 100-year-old building reopens as home to four vital College of Liberal Arts programs
Louis Forline joins the less than one percent of faculty to receive Public Anthropology鈥檚 Paul Farmer Global Citizenship Award
Students learn more effectively between 11 a.m. and 9:30 p.m. than other times; University offering, encouraging evening and online courses
Political Science Department held West Coast Model Arab League Conference last weekend
Introduction to Sociology course receives Quality Matters certification and has instructed nearly 500 students since 2013
School of the Arts presents star line-up of April events including 鈥楨urydice,鈥 University Galleries鈥 collection
Grace Miller鈥檚 accomplishments in debate lead to successful final year at the 推荐杏吧原创
Cheryll Glotfelty, Gailmarie Pahmeier and other community members to be honored March 30
Jennifer Le Zotte examines the evolution of secondhand styles in her book, 鈥楩rom Goodwill to Grunge鈥
Seed-grants support creative, interdisciplinary research such as effort to explain why smell plays such a key role in life
Latino leaders offered valuable expertise to students at 35th annual USHLI Conference
Guest artists include Anoushka Shankar, Leon Fleisher
Grant Sawyer Center for Justice Studies and other partners in Nevada contribute to statewide effort
February arts events kick off spring 2017 semester
Neuroscience researchers have integral role in two multi-institution programs exploring fundamental questions around attention, cognition, learning
'Returned,' by Deborah A. Boehm, joins dozens of other books in the 'California Series in Public Anthropology'
University鈥檚 honorary degree holder passes away at age 84; 鈥榮he was so proud, it was a fun time for all鈥
Benjamin Young and Ran Hassin awarded grant to research non-conscious human behavior from The John Templeton Foundation
Battle Born to Battle Ground political exhibit will feature historical artifacts of Nevada as well as guest speaker Heidi Gansert
BodyVox + Amphion String Quartet, Fall Dance Festival celebrates many dance styles
For the second time this year, Assistant Professor of Anthropology Sarah Cowie earns prestigious national honor
鈥楶ride of the Sierra鈥 increased size of staff, amount of scholarships offered and for the first time adds second band trip to the football season
Grammy-nominated trumpeter, brass quartet will play with jazz and improvisational music faculty and students Oct. 24
Associate professor of sociology given the opportunity to train and mentor graduate students in his native country
Medieval and Renaissance Studies Minor and other unique courses offered at the University that may satisfy Silver Core Curriculum requirements
Center and Galleries partner to create new program to encourage and enable arts participation for elders; kick-off meeting set for Sept. 19
Local Mexican restaurant is hosting its annual fundraising fiesta Sept. 16 to raise money for University scholarship
Awarded from one of the world鈥檚 oldest fellowship programs for women; research focuses on incarcerated veterans
'I always knew in my heart what I was going to do' with papers, Sen. Reid says
Artists from northern and southern Nevada participate in an art show through Oct. 23 at the Nevada Museum of Art
Dr. Albert Lee's stirring keynote address brings new student ceremony crowd to its feet
More than 1,000 incoming freshman to participate in program designed to increase college success
University professor behind the coalition to bring Shakespeare to the Biggest Little City; Late-summer performances still available
Students, faculty, to join in during Saturday's Northern Nevada Pride celebration
New dean brings extensive leadership, administrative experience as well as diversity and identity studies expertise to the 推荐杏吧原创
Looking back on the significant accomplishments and 48-year career of Jim Richardson
Don Hardy in English and Sarah Cummings in Chemistry, the University's finest teachers for 2016, share many common traits
University鈥檚 president emeritus and former NCAA president publishes collection of poetry
Greiner, Scott and Yan recognized at 'Honor the Best' ceremony
Colleges recognize students with top grade-point average at banquet May 11
Thousands of musicians and aspiring performers learn and find inspiration during annual Reno Jazz Festival
Public Bike Program at the center of the community debate presentation in an effort to spark environmental and conservation dialogue
The sophomore catcher leads the Pack on the field and in the classroom
Arboretum Board celebrates Earth Day, Arbor Day and more with events in April through May
Nationally ranked debate team prepares for nationals after a momentous win in San Diego
New York Times bestseller to talk about global warming and capitalism April 20; event still free but now ticketed
University鈥檚 Nevada Chamber Opera debuts world premiere of Virginia City musical production
Sarah Cowie awarded for her work surrounding Native and non-Native American collaboration
University鈥檚 Argenta Concert Series brings renown pianist to share talent with students and community
University鈥檚 theatre and dance department offers play about prejudice through the ages and the quest to conquer the American Dream
New York Times bestseller guest speaker will reschedule lecture later this spring
Fulbright Program celebrates connections that engage, empower and motivate people to create positive change in communities around the world
In partnership with the Stremmel Gallery, School of the Arts holds annual fundraiser Feb. 12; donations allow for art preservation and student programming
Open to the community, Klein will present world issues including capitalism and global warming
University students earn 29 awards in the national Public Anthropology writing competition
New MFA program looks to "collapse boundaries" for fiction, poetry writers
University shows multi-disciplinary strength in rapidly expanding research field
Add books written by University professors, students and faculty or printed by the University Press to your wish list this year
Campus exhibits explore a series of perspectives, from historic context to contemporary art
November recognized as Native American Heritage month
University鈥檚 Center for Basque Studies and library renamed to recognize William A. Douglass and Jon Bilbao.
Scholars from Argentina are welcomed to the University campus to educate students on the importance of cultural education and inclusion
Emeritus History Professor Davies takes lectern for perhaps the final time
James Winn performs his very own Concerto, continues to contribute to the booming art culture at the University
Tim Jones served as director of University Arts for a decade
A University Marching Band Drum Majorette began a stir for revealing too much in 1939
Marching Band grows in sound and numbers, just in time for the season's first Wolf Pack game
Justin Gifford鈥檚 work shows how notorious pimp and author Iceberg Slim helped shape contemporary American culture
University adds programs ranging from cyber security minor to graduate programs in neuroscience
Program open to community members and graduate students
University is part of the festival鈥檚 fabric, from early involvement to today鈥檚 events and sponsorship
Worldwide voting for the 2015 Best Illusion of the Year to be held June 11 to June 12
Show on SiriusXM included interview and lecture on 鈥淟anguage in Society鈥
Regents Undergraduate Scholar Ivón Padilla-Rodríguez has led an accomplished four years at the University from day one; credits mentorship by award-winning Emma Sepulveda, hard work and never quitting on her dreams
Paul Baker Prindle one of 60 international thought leaders and innovators working to make a change in the Truckee Meadows
Colleges recognize students with top grade-point average at banquet May 13
Alumnus and arts-community activist Tim Jones to be presented prestigious Santini Cup
Initiation ceremony to be held for 19 undergrad/grad students and two honorary members
Consortium of 12 museums on and near the 推荐杏吧原创 hosts May 2 event
Twelve museums connect for community event
Since the 1908 planting of elm trees around the 推荐杏吧原创 historic Quad, campus has been a place for diverse and plentiful plants and trees
In an example of hard work paying off, student is awarded scholarship to teach abroad
Tibbitts Teaching Award winners Curcio, Wiest embody very best of University's classroom ideals
Mikaela Rogozen-Soltar recognized with teaching award through the Center for a Public Anthropology
In a 鈥楪ame of Thrones鈥 era conference, students and scholars alike present and learn about the Middle Ages
Awards ceremony at Governor鈥檚 Mansion celebrates Nevada鈥檚 culture and heritage
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Two contenders move on to invitational nationals; squad finishes 20th for the season
Documentary host shares stirring true stories in finding clean water
For more than three decades, Don Driggs influenced scores of students
2014: Earthquake Engineering's cool building, a student's triumph and renowned Shakespeare expertise
Students devote study, training and volunteering to become leaders of the future
Nevada Chamber Music Festival, Dec. 26-31, spotlights renowned musicians including SOTA faculty members
New functional MRI technology studies human brain function, aims to understand how the brain works
Eric Rasmussen鈥檚 experience and knowledge takes him from teaching to researching, validating and curating 鈥 all for the love of Shakespeare
推荐杏吧原创 Professor Emma Sepulveda to serve on Fulbright Foreign Scholarship Board
Winner of $5,000 scholarship to be determined by social media vote
University鈥檚 history department hosts symposium on campus Nov. 6 and 7
Sen. Reid hosts national, state and local experts at event at University鈥檚 Lawlor Events Center
Deisseroth will speak about the incredible new ways he has developed to study the brain in a free lecture at 7 p.m., Oct. 23
Melodrama production, history conference highlight a year-long series of University events and activities commemorating Nevada鈥檚 sesquicentennial
Funds raised at Oct. 3 event to benefit Latino students
Upper division Arabic classes and Middle Eastern Studies minor in development
Fundraising efforts continue through Greater Nevada Credit Union and 推荐杏吧原创 Foundation
University to host the 46th Medieval Association of the Pacific
University tops the international competition with the Dynamic Ebbinghaus illusion
University recognized best-and-brightest scholars during sixth annual signing ceremonies
Dmitri Atapine awarded three-year residency with The Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center
Students presented examples of Aztec, West African and Western style of communication at the 推荐杏吧原创鈥檚 first diversity conference held in March
More than $13,000 donated in scholarships and honors
Colleges recognize students with top grade-point average at banquet May 14
Students presented the W. Clark Santini Award, Robert S. Griffin Medal and William J. Cashill Scholarship; former U.S. Representative of Nevada Jim Santini to attend
Paneled exhibit featuring veterans鈥 artifacts and interviews debuts at 推荐杏吧原创 campus at reception May 6
鈥機omposers I鈥檝e Known鈥 concert dedicated to Professor 'Mack' McGrannahan
Board of Regents awards University鈥檚 Cheryll Glotfelty the 2014 Academic Advisor Award
Both honorees are cited for ability to bring positive attitude, performance excellence to workplace
Eight regional entities, including University, pledge support for community pride movement
Honors Program student Ivon Padilla-Rodríguez named Truman Scholar and to Glamour magazine鈥檚 list of Top 10 College Women
推荐杏吧原创鈥檚 Dick Davies showcases dynamic link between boxing and the Silver State in new book about the history of boxing in Nevada
ROTC battalion will participate in four-day event along with University of Nevada, Las Vegas cadets
Students learn teamwork and gain real-life experience in collegiate competitions
Public invited to movie viewing of 鈥淗annah Arendt鈥
Individual team member also selected as All-American, recognized for academic and competitive success
No. 2-ranked debate duo heads to national championship tournament this week
推荐杏吧原创 earns four graduate school, 24 graduate program rankings
University highlights psychology graduates鈥 work at HOPES clinic during National Women and Girls HIV/AIDS Awareness Day March 10
Cultural events and exhibits planned throughout campus
Address by world's leading neuroscientist headlines a series of student- and campus-oriented events
Marine veteran and scholarship recipient Ashley Walker pursues criminal justice degree and intends to work in public service
Transcribed histories to be featured in new Shared History booth; workshop presented by Library of Congress on campus Thursday
Works of art available for purchase by live and silent auction or online
University鈥檚 internationally known Shakespearian scholar Eric Rasmussen moderates first-ever meeting of dueling scholars
First tenured African-American woman professor at Harvard to talk during Black History Month about leadership
Cadets will review previous battles of Palm Sunday Ambush and 507th Maintenance Company
Lin Xing continues his political science studies with award
Both honorees take responsibilities to the next level
Innovative multi-disciplinary approach to build new and existing programs
Senior ROTC Cadets share summer memories from Pentagon and FEMA
Historical recounts of JFK鈥檚 assassination continue to conglomerate
'Exceptionally proud of this group of Second Lieutenants'
Alan Fruzzetti receives the International Society for Dialectical Behavior Therapy's Outstanding Researcher Award
Joaquin Borrego is first to receive award for Excellence in Research in Latino/a Psychology
Of economics departments ranked, 推荐杏吧原创 topped the list; Economics professor interviewed on local public affairs show just this week
Eight books are available, ranging from fictional short stories to nonfictional and inspirational
Both awardees go beyond job description to help campus.
Congressman Mark Amodei presents ceremonial coin to ROTC Program during celebration of military tradition
Expanded Earthquake Engineering Lab nears completion as other major University construction projects move forward
Bruce Moran is selected as Gordon Cain Distinguished Fellow
Both recipients helped their organizations through challenging times
Named a Portz Scholar, Lianne Barnes is one of only three to be recognized in the nation
New eight-concert chamber music series and renovations in Church Fine Arts Building offer expanded musical experiences for students and community
鈥淩obert Laxalt: Story of a Storyteller鈥 sheds light into the less illuminated corners of Laxalt鈥檚 personal and career sagas
Growing band continues fundraising effort through Greater Nevada Credit Union and University Foundation
推荐杏吧原创 hires Paul Baker Prindle as director of University Galleries for the Department of Art
First female cannon crew commander to set off cannon at Saturday鈥檚 football game
Deborah Boehm with the College of Liberal Arts is one of 65 faculty members in the country to receive research fellowship
Joseph DeLappe chalks out 10,000 square miles of usable space for solar farm
Iain Buxton, Dhanesh Chandra and Eric Rasmussen recognized at Honor the Best ceremony this month for outstanding research and teaching achievements
Chengli Wang and James Buhain's work selected in prestigious Harvard contest
Students represent five countries; first time in a decade all five delegates take home awards
New members of prestigious Hispanic Studies Honor Society to be inducted
John L. Cotter Award recognizes outstanding achievements of historical archaeologist
Christa Harrop honored as one of the nation's top ROTC cadets
推荐杏吧原创鈥檚 local chapter promotes critical thinking, rigorous scholarship and life-long learning; takes top honors at annual conference
Team member also wins All-American award at national tournament
Online program teaches professionals, government officials variety of renewable energy topics
Personal experiences and family reflections included in 鈥楶ortraits of Change;鈥 March celebrates Women鈥檚 History Month recognizing impactful women
Students at the 推荐杏吧原创 present research at language conference in Oaxaca
Students to present ideas around this year鈥檚 theme 鈥淚dentity in Time and Place鈥
Will support doctoral students in College鈥檚 highly recognized programs at the University
School of Journalism's Bob Felten honored not once, but twice, by Senior Scholars
High school students go head-to-head in Congressional hearing-style competition about Constitution
The Department of Anthropology welcomes Richard Klein as speaker for the Distinguished Lectureship in Archaeology Series
Renowned evolutionary biologist to make appearance Oct. 16 at 7 p.m.
Sophomore Jonathan McGuire to be awarded the Robert S. Griffin Medal as University鈥檚 top debater
Interdisciplinary work yields new, easier, less destructive way to examine diets of ancient peoples by using dental calculus
推荐杏吧原创鈥檚 debate team finishes 18th in the nation for collegiate parliamentary debate
鈥淪aints under Siege鈥 looks at events surrounding the raid that resulted in 439 children being removed from custody of their parents for months
推荐杏吧原创 College of Liberal Arts hosts Martha Nussbaum April 12
Richard Davies grows increasingly skeptical about college sports
Duo upholds University鈥檚 national reputation, being seeded 19 in the nation
Nationally acclaimed presidential portrayers perform on campus Feb. 10
Twelve cadets chosen through national competitive process to travel abroad this summer
Johnson W. Makoba speaks from over 20 years of research, as well as personal experience
Takes first place for the second year in a row
Annual high school basketball tournament starts Dec. 14; supports internationally recognized University program
First University student to receive prestigious scholarship
Zack Betts heads to Flight School in May; leads Nevada, Reno cadet team in regional Ranger Challenge Nov. 19
John Marini surprised at joining past prominent recipients 鈥 George Will, William F. Buckley
English Professor and Shakespeare expert Eric Rasmussen weighs in on 鈥淎nonymous,鈥 authors 鈥淭he Shakespeare Thefts鈥
推荐杏吧原创 art students and alumni connect with community through artwork
"Lute Songs from the Time of Shakespeare" begin campus celebration of Shakespeare next week; performances of "Hamlet" in Original Pronunciation begin Nov. 1
推荐杏吧原创 Foundation Professor Scott Casper steps up from leading history department