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6/07/2018 | by: Jill S. Heaton, Department Chair and Associate Professor of Geography

Into Africa: The remote Kunene Region and the Skeleton Coast

Keep up to date with Geography Department Chair Jill Heaton's travels to study lizards, trotoises and snakes of Namibia, Africa.

6/05/2018 | by: Bridget Walsh, Ph.D., CFLE, Associate Professor, Human Development and Family Studies &, Ann Bingham, Ph.D., Associate Professor, ECHOSEE Project Director

People-first language: A strengths based strategy for addressing diversity

Although written communication is often intended to be concise, it's standard and respectful to use people-first language

5/25/2018 | by: Cheryll Glotfelty, Professor of English

Want to meet a tree? Arboretum audio tours and Visitor's Guide explain how

Aboretum Board offers a number of great resources to better understand the natural beauty of our campus

5/24/2018 | by: Jill S. Heaton, Department Chair and Associate Professor of Geography

Into Africa: the lizards of Namibia

Keep up to date with Geography Department Chair Jill Heaton's travels to study lizards, trotoises and snakes of Namibia, Africa.

Shot of Elda Solomon wearing her mortarboard near the Quad

5/22/2018 | by: Elda Solomon, Graduating Senior, Class of 2018

2018 grad: Find your own village, always strive for that human connection

2018 graduate tells audience that it's all about finding connections, through family, through friends, through understanding

5/18/2018 | by: Megan Du, Graduating Senior, Class of 2018

Graduation: 'The worst and best part is that it's not over yet'

Graduating from college can mean many things, including that the journey is far from over

5/17/2018 | by: Sylvia Asare & Ashley Sharp, Graduating Seniors, Class of 2018

To the Class of 2018: Guess what? WE DID IT!

Two graduating seniors reflect on what has been, and hope the Class of 2018 will savor this week

Ricky Thomas Jr in cap and gown on the Quad

5/15/2018 | by: Ricky Thomas Jr., Intern, Marketing and Communications

Growth: How the University helped me learn who I am

Forging lifelong friendships, finding future path are among the reasons why the last four years have been meaningful

5/08/2018 | by: Mary Quiroga, Washoe Grant Assistant, Upward Bound Programs

Upward Bound goes to Washington, D.C.

Upward Bound students meet with Nevada's congressional delegation to advocate for TRiO programs

5/02/2018 | by: Aaron Walker, Information Security Officer &, Jessica Drefs, IT Compliance Analyst

Cybersecurity Awareness: Are you a potential victim?

4/19/2018 | by: John Sagebiel, Assistant Director, Environmental Program

Recycling on campus: What to do and what not to do

A few more recycling "R's" to consider with Earth Day looming

4/18/2018 | by: Jenn Fisher, Commercial Horticulture Program Coordinator, Cooperative Extension

Why does Nevada need greenhouse and hoop house education?

Extension class offered April 24 and April 26