Centers

Female Basque dancers wear red and black dresses and perform a Basque dance.

William A. Douglass Center for Basque Studies

The leading research and educational institute of its kind, conducting interdisciplinary research on the Basques and sharing the results to local, national and international audiences.

Center for Basque Studies
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Center for Constitutional Law

Established by the College of Liberal Arts, Dean Casilde Isabelli and Rick Trachok, the Center fosters interdisciplinary research and discussions on the U.S. Constitution’s impact on modern society.

Center for Constitutional Law
Judge behind law books

Grant Sawyer Center for Justice Studies

Stimulates research scholarship that generates information about justice issues which could form the basis for informed social policy.

Grant Sawyer Center

Museums and galleries

Museum of People, Place, and Time Explore exhibitions featuring archaeological and ethnographic objects, as well as student-led research projects that illuminate the stories of the Great Basin and beyond.
Museum of People, Place, and Time
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John and Geraldine Lilley Museum of Art The Lilley Museum of Art uses the power of art to enhance the cultural life of our diverse communities and sees art as a tool for creativity, connection and learning.
The Lilley Museum of Art
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