“An absurd proposition”
Cuts “unwinding almost a decade of significant progress in higher education,” according to Chancellor.
Students take stand, walk out
Students plan walkout to protest budget cuts.
D.O.T. awards research funding
The U.S. Department of Transportation awarded UNLV $460,000 in funding.
‘Zrubavel’ tells immigrants’ story
Opinion
EDITORIAL: Death to the plan: Life to educationNevada students are not fighting for their education because they’re greedy, naïve or misinformed. We are not fighting because we...
Climate change movement finds a new friendViolent extremism is not new for environmentalists. Read More →
Too attached to technologyAre we getting too addicted to our savvy inventions? Read More →
Style over substance?Our unstoppable obsession with looks continues to work to our detriment. Read More →
EDITORIAL: Diversity on the rise despite falling fundsUNLV can’t buy culture, but celebrating it is worth a million bucks. The history of race relations in the United States is inextricably...
A “Revolutionary” take on capitalismHas capitalism brought us the good we thought it would? Read More →
When Democratization fails to benefit societyWe need more effective government, not more democracy Read More →
News
Nursing students achieve 100% pass rate
Solidifying the UNLV Nursing School’s reputation in the Las Vegas community Read More →
College Republicans host meeting with Sue Lowden Read More →
Preganancy gives good depiction of natural selection Read More →
Study says canned tuna may pose health risks
Researchers suggest that FDA monitor brands of tuna Read More →
Some students buy baked goods, others donate money Read More →
Career Services turns out success stories despite economic downturn
More students than ever seek help facing difficult job market Read More →
IN BRIEF: Smatresk talks budget cuts
UNLV President Neal Smatresk posted a letter on the UNLV budget Web site assuring his colleagues...
Professor examines race, cancer
Spring 2010 Gender Research Series begins Read More →
Lifestyles
UNLV welcomes sustainability librarian
Lied Library’s new staff member helps bookshelves and databases get a little bit greener...
Hospitality organization helps students hit career jackpot
Club aims to develop hotel college students into networking aces Read More →
Schmooze or lose
Professionals advise on essential career tool Read More →
A harmonious friendship
Opera students’ career goals and social life composed of music and humor Read More →
Want to rate your professor? There’s an app for that.
More than 1 million professor ratings will soon be available from any location Read More →
Students lay the foundations for success
Architecture organization has designed to help students build prosperous careers Read More →
Arts & Entertainment
Rebels acting their best
UNLV actors earn berth in prestigious acting competition Read More →
and other wishes for ‘Idol’
I had really, really wanted to avoid spending ink and paper on the inevitable bad audition...
Cry Hard 2: Cry Harder
If only ‘Dear John’ lived up to our fictional working title Read More →
Style still sounds straight from Long Beach
Sublime cover band Badfish hits Vegas for Saturday show Read More →
Bottom Shelf presents ‘Rebruary’
February is Reb Brown month here at The Bottom Shelf headquarters, or Rebruary, as we like...
‘Messenger’ delivers to Vegas
Oscar-nominated indie film opens in Vegas Friday Read More →













