Extension launches program to connect and support Latina entrepreneurs
Spanish-language monthly breakfasts cohosted by Extension and the Latin Chamber begin April 28
Foundation鈥檚 Pack Partnership Grants invest in projects campuswide
Four projects receive funding from inaugural grant cycle. 2023-24 applications open through April 21.
The art of Ben Aleck honors career of indigenous Numu (Northern Paiute) artist and educator
Aleck, a former 推荐杏吧原创 Upward Bound program participant, talks about his art, Nevada and the opening of his exhibition at the Nevada Museum of Art
Carl Bernstein visits Reynolds School of Journalism
The Pulitzer Prize winner was honored at the 58th annual Scripps Lecture
Watch: Day at the Legislature, The Wolf Pack Way
University leadership and students attended the 2023 Day at the Legislature on April 3
Student-led business startups compete for $50,000 award
2023 Sontag Entrepreneurship Award Competition announces five finalists
First Amendment Forum with Ike Bailey, 鈥淢ore Light, Less Heat鈥
The Reynolds School of Journalism to bring professor and journalist, Ike Bailey, to campus on April 12 to discuss freedom of expression on college campuses
Is having extreme weather the new normal?
State Climatologist and Associate Professor of Geography Steph McAfee shares her professional opinion on extreme weather
OLLI presents Day of Remembrance 2023
Denial: How activists, politicians, and educators are trying to rewrite the history of the Holocaust
Meet the members of the University鈥檚 Wolf Pack Taiko Club
The club鈥檚 student officers talk about Taiko, a traditional style of Japanese drumming, and what it means to them
College of Engineering listens to industry, academia
Local leaders provide input on new strategic plan, due later this year
Mak3rthon competition has students design products to improve outdoor recreation accessibility
Team Jirachi takes home $1,500 prize for 鈥楾he Climbin鈥 Buddy,鈥 helping make rock climbing more accessible for the visually impaired
