Art historian receives National Endowment for the Humanities Fellowship
Assistant Professor Caitlin Earley earns award to support her work on ancient Maya captives
Hip Hop Scholars: Jody Lykes Details the Experiences of Black Professors Teaching Hip Hop
New research offers close look at the professionals in Hip Hop academia
University of Nevada, Reno student among winners of the 2020 ¡Andale! Scholarship
Criminal justice and philosophy major wins scholarship offered by Las Vegas Latino Bar Association to help cover LSAT expenses
University Libraries, The Center partner to celebrate Black History Month
Virtual Trivia Night, Feb. 11, and virtual documentary film screening of “The Last Angel of History,” Feb. 12. All students welcome to participate.
Lynda Wiest to receive the 2021 AWM Louise Hay Award for Mentoring
Over two decades of furthering gender equity in math and running week-long camp culminate in multiple instances of national recognition
New Artist-in-Residence Program now accepting applications
University of Nevada, Reno School of the Arts partners with Great Basin National Park Foundation to offer rustic artist residency experience
Stephanie Parker Appointed to Nevada Employee Management Committee
Stephanie Parker to serve on committee aiming to improve relationships between managers and employees across the state
Iranian cultural identity explored on winning 2021 School of the Arts sticker design
M.F.A. student Sogand Tabatabaei’s artwork, Coverage, is featured
College of Liberal Arts lecture series bring topics of diversity, politics, society and more
Departments and programs in the College of Liberal Arts host weekly, biweekly and monthly lectures throughout spring semester
Gender, bipartisanship and campus sexual assault legislation across the U.S.
Study researches the relationship between female representation in state legislatures and on-campus sexual assault legislation
Nevada Leads Prepares and Educates Future Leaders
Combining the classroom and the reality: Graduate program makes the best of both worlds
60th Anniversary season of Performing Arts Series continues with three, one-of-a-kind virtual performances and interactive conversations
Award-winning Irish Quintet, Goitse, kicks off spring performances this February; new restaurant partners to offer takeout menus inspired by each visiting artist
University assistant professor shares her experience contracting COVID-19
Kyra Stull says the choices we make are not our own
Calling all writers
University Libraries and Nevada Writers Hall of Fame to host free, virtual writing workshop for writers of all ages and abilities on April 24 following the success of fall 2020 programming
Gain professional and academic experience through paid undergraduate research programs
With the help of a mentor, undergraduate students can apply for paid research opportunities
Students co-collaborate on “The Lilley in the Open” exhibition with School of the Arts and City of Reno
Objects from The Lilley’s permanent collection featured in virtual exhibition
Are female leaders better during a pandemic?
University of Nevada, Reno Political Science Associate Professor Robert Ostergard and colleagues examined 175 countries for recent article
Researchers Explore the Role of Datura in Rock Art at Pinwheel Caves
University of Nevada, Reno anthropologist performs radiocarbon analysis on Datura wrightii quids
Dr. Cornel West student composition contest
Students are invited to create a composition to celebrate Dr. West’s work and vision, shared during his virtual visit with the University this month
" “We are reconnecting through writing's reflections - reaching deeper, writing more authentically, learning and growing thoughtfully, and understanding the world around us more richly.” – William Macauley, University of Nevada, Reno professor of English
University hosts 2nd Annual Writing and Well-Being Conference with keynote speaker Cornel West
Virtual conference offers three days of workshops and speakers including free lecture by Dr. West Monday, Jan. 4, at 3 p.m.
A day in the life on the path to independence
An inside look at the Path to Independence program for students with intellectual disabilities
School of the Arts professors persevere to educate and inspire students
Unprecedented times bring new ways to teach students during a pandemic
Ann Carlson and Ron Turek support the College of Education & Human Development Student Success Center
A long awaited construction project is about to begin for better student success
Engaging with traditional art through digital formats
The Lilley Museum of Art adapts the creation and showcasing of art amidst a pandemic
Make it local. Make it stick. Teaching civics education in a post-truth world
William Toledo worked with teachers for long-lasting and relevant civics education for upcoming generations in his new book
Margaret Arcus Award Given to Bridget Walsh for Work in Family Life Education
Professor in the College of Education & Human Development takes a new approach to two different fields by combining them
Nevada Debate Team finishes strong for fall semester
Students face the advantages and disadvantages of online debate
Faces of the Pack: First-Generation Future Educator on the Path to a Double Major
Inspired to come to the University by a Nevada Bound tour, Medina works on two majors after becoming a tour guide himself
University’s student filmmakers to hold virtual film festival Dec. 11
School of Journalism’s sixth annual Student Documentary Film Festival airs on Facebook Live
The resilient class of 2020
'We faced hardship and some disappointments along the way, but we all made it through in the end'
Soft power and military involvement in vaccine distribution
" "At no time in recent history have we been confronted with a vaccine process that has been possibly influenced by politics" - Robert Ostergard
Department of Theatre and Dance embraces digital realm
Student performing artists gain new experiences recording virtual performances
University honors Fall 2020 Senior Scholar recipients
University of Nevada, Reno and the Nevada Alumni Association recognize 9 graduates with top grade-point average
The Department of Gender, Race, and Identity introduces three new minors
The newly formed department offers a large variety of minors for students
Philosophy professor forms University’s first college-level Ethics Bowl Team
First competition to take place in California Regionals Dec. 5
University of Nevada, Reno to celebrate the awarding of more than 5,000 degrees
Two virtual Commencement ceremonies will be streamed this Saturday to honor Spring, Summer and Winter 2020 graduates
Faculty Spotlight – Elizabeth Koebele
Football Habemus!
The Club Deportivo Vasco soccer team of Caracas
Second Tuesdays with Political Science
"Recapping the 2020 Election: What Happened and What’s Next"
How can I help my child’s literacy during school breaks?
Read, read and read some more! Here are some helpful tips for parents to accelerate a child's literacy skills.
Tradition lives on with graduates, friends and family in mind
Department of Music records music for University’s upcoming virtual Commencement
Wiest receives Willystine Goodsell Award for Advancing Women in Education
American Educational Research Association acknowledges professor as she enters the 25th year of her career
Dance activates public space through site-specific performances
Students and faculty choreograph eight performances to be featured during Fall Dance Festival Friday, Nov. 20
Musical theatre revue explores mental health during the pandemic
'Bruised and Brave' premiers Nov. 13, on-demand through Nov. 15
“Second Tuesdays with Political Science” Continued in October with Discussion of What to Expect from the 2020 Election
The Lilley Museum and Reno Contemporaries host virtual community discussion Nov. 6
‘Art Ignites’ event meant to evoke discussion around diversity and inclusion, panel to include Sierra Hall mural artist
Stephen Rock Awarded Lifetime Achievement Award from Association of University Centers on Disabilities
Director of Nevada Center for Excellence in Disabilities honored for consistent commitment to helping people with disabilities across Nevada
Mexico’s leading brass ensemble joins the Performing Arts Series this fall
M5 Mexican Brass will take the virtual stage Nov. 12 as part of the Series’ 60th anniversary season
College of Education is now College of Education and Human Development
New name better represents the entirety of the College, brings attention to important yet often unknown programs offered at the University
2020 Inclusion, Equity and Diversity Leadership award given to Eleni Oikonomidoy
Virtual ceremony celebrates the talent at the University of Nevada, Reno
2020 Nevada Writers Hall of Fame going virtual
Free Zoom event Nov. 12, 7 p.m., to highlight, celebrate Nevada writers
Visiting homeland one more time now made possible through Patria Soli project
Jars of homeland soil delivered to those who can’t make the trip home
Why do masks make it so hard to understand each other?
Professor of linguistics Valerie Fridland breaks down the reasons why masked speech is difficult to understand
Performing Arts Series presents two days of contemporary dance through performance, conversation and workshops
Ririe-Woodbury Dance Company will engage with students, veterans and the community during PAS’s first virtual residency
Reynolds School alumna on covering the environment and education in Brazil
Journalist Luiza Vieira reflects on her journey and making meaningful stories
Latinx DACA Students Contend with Adversity at Universities
Matthew Aguirre sheds light on the unique university experience of Latinx DACA students
Shared History Program exhibit highlights Latino miners of the Comstock
Latinos of the Comstock part of Hispanic Heritage Month celebrations, including the University District Museum’s Fiesta Week
Air filter donation allows Department of Music to continue performing
Changes in practice protocols offer safer environment for music faculty and students
UNPACKED: Donald Easton-Brooks leads as an example of the power of education and perseverance
With an expanded name to reflect today’s challenges, the College of Education and Human Development strives to build a national reputation focused on learning, research and innovation
NevadaTeach responds to community needs with free virtual math and science tutoring for 6th - 12th graders
Tutoring is offered on a first-come, first-served basis and will take place entirely online.
Author and former top editor Wanda Lloyd to speak at virtual forum next week
Free event Oct. 12 to focus on Lloyd’s memoir “COMING FULL CIRCLE” and diversity in the media industry
What is a Hispanic-Serving Institution, and what does becoming one mean for the University?
Assistant Professor of Higher Education Leadership Cynthia M. Alcantar looks at what being HSI designated means for the University of Nevada, Reno and how close we are to it
Reynolds School alum joins the fight against COVID-19
Tim Robb works to protect Nevadans with the new app, COVID Trace
Faculty Spotlight – Laura Blume
Reynolds School alumna and minor earn their Certificate in Principles of Public Relations
Eighth and ninth students from the University of Nevada, Reno achieve public relations distinction
Communication Studies program rising in the ranks
The Department of Communication Studies boasts 25 scholarly awards in two years
Why does congress get nothing done? – It’s complicated
Anthropology Professor Kyra Stull creates Subadult Virtual Anthropology Database
Database made possible by four federally funded projects from the National Science Foundation and the National Institute of Justice Awards
Sierra Hall mural makes bold statement on diversity, equity and inclusion
Mural dedication event planned to honor the public artwork
Endowment creates Nevada history initiative
History department in College of Liberal Arts receives donation to help amplify history scholarship in Nevada
Performing Arts Series celebrates 60th anniversary with one-of-a-kind virtual events
During the 2020-21 season, the performing arts explore new ways to command the stage and screens
University Professor of History Renata Keller recipient of National Endowment for the Humanities Public Scholar Award
Grant offered to write new book on the Cuban Missile Crisis from the perspective of Latin American people
Another cohort of liberal arts faculty and staff join the University
The College of Liberal Arts hired 28 new faculty and staff members in the last year
“Heartbeat to Heartbeat, Eye to Eye” – new music video by Reno, for Reno
Song features University faculty and alumni performing artists
Associate Professor of Anthropology Christopher Morgan receives title of Don Frazier-Don Fowler Endowed Chair in Prehistoric Great Basin Archeology
Morgan continues long line of Great Basin archeologists
Student works with Nevada Arts Council as part of donor-funded internship
Art history major Gracie Krutz highlights her internship experience while earning liberal arts degree
Basque troubadour poems first time in English
Joxe Mari Iparragirre's poems have been translated by professor Xabier Irujo and poet David Romtvedt.
" It's stunning that such a central figure of Basque cultural and literary history as Joxe Mari Iparragirre has never been published in English." - Dan Ansotegui, Basque-American musician and recipient of the National Heritage Award.
Eye-popping mural is a bold statement of diversity
Sierra Hall is the site of the first display of public art devoted to diversity and inclusion on campus
Jon Bilbao Basque Library, Basque culture, digital archive focus of new episode of Checked Out!
“The pandemic is a shared experience. It is a global event like nothing we have seen before.” - Iñaki Arrieta Baro said.
College of Liberal Arts faculty research and write on topics of racism and social justice
From the history of religion and Black culture to a modern global issue of racism, faculty examine the evolution of social justice movements
Journalism alumnus pursues copywriting in New York City
A Reynolds School graduate’s unlikely path to making it on the East Coast
New survey focuses on COVID-19 behaviors and beliefs
University of Nevada, Reno assistant professor in political science part of multidisciplinary team of scholars dedicated to informing risk messaging and public policy
What does successful pandemic and epidemic control look like?
Political leadership during COVID-19
How can parents prepare children to wear masks at school?
With school returning soon, Shanon Taylor provides advice to parents on how to ease children into getting used to wearing masks in school.
PRSSA Nevada recognized for year’s accomplishments with National Star Chapter Award
Student public relations organization receives award despite challenges from COVID-19
Reynolds School alumna uses public relations agency to create social change
Gattuso Coalition works with local nonprofits dedicated to worthy causes
Nevada Undergraduate Research Award names social sciences winner
Political science and economics major researching factors that weaken government democracy
" “We have substantially declined in aspects of our liberal democracy that we have been historically proud of as Americans." - Sawyer Barnett
Public called to submit pandemic materials for local history exhibit
University of Nevada, Reno Shared History Program seeks submissions to include in exhibit displaying daily life during pandemic
Ozmen Institute for Global Studies celebrates two years at the University of Nevada, Reno
A look at their accomplishments and plans for the future
EFF and Reynolds School launch largest-ever collection of searchable data on police use of surveillance technologies
Atlas of Surveillance shines light on deployment of cameras, drones and more
Mind your social media manners
University professors examine how social media platforms can be used for constructive conversation
A journalism job search during COVID-19
Reynolds School alumna secures contract position at HuffPost
Service-learning course helps Northern Nevada Latinx community
Spanish major translates legal documents to aid in immigration, adoption and social justice matters in local community
" "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."
Reynolds School Spring 2020 Semester in Review
Learn about faculty and student achievements during COVID-19
Murals highlighting diversity going up on University campus
The University is getting two new art murals on Sierra Hall and Ansari Business Building that underscore commitment to diversity
Graduating senior Kayla Samuels wins the 2020 Dean's Award for Excellence in Interdisciplinary Studies
College of Liberal Arts dual-major used education to examine technology and its effects on social behavior and institutions
Graduating senior Anthony Martínez wins the 2020 Henry Albert Senior Public Service Award
Triple-major in the College of Liberal Arts wins service award for extracurricular activities
Research-based work of 58 undergraduate students highlighted at symposium
Annual Undergraduate Research Symposium pivots to virtual with project presentations from a variety of disciplines, from STEM to the social sciences, arts and humanities
English 400 students create guide to writing during quarantine
Final project changed to adapt to online learning and real-life application
How legalization changed what students think about cannabis
Research sampled over 400 undergraduate University of Nevada, Reno students on cannabis opinions
Researchers work to preserve neon signs in Northern Nevada
University of Nevada, Reno, National Historical Society and UNLV awarded grant to digitally archive area’s iconic history
Faces of the Pack: Maile Callorina works to form the same connections that inspired her
Undergraduate student talks about her motivations to teach one day
Confronting the lie
Students reflect on "Imposter Syndrome" after attending annual Hispanic Leadership Conference
Public relations and advertising competitions during a pandemic
Reynolds School’s Bateman and NSAC teams transition to online campaigns
Duet, a collaboration between sister museums at University of Nevada, Reno & University of Nevada, Las Vegas
The Lilley and The Barrick Museums of Art join through a series of #SisterMuseumsNV social media posts
University of Nevada, Reno music professor named Regents’ Award winner for creative activities
Chair and Professor of Music and Cello Dmitri Atapine presented with Regents’ Award
Katie Grinsell named Reynolds School Spring 2020 Senior Scholar
Journalism student follows passion for visual communication
Student documentary recognized as Webby Award People’s Voice Winner
Journalism students win student video category for “Rainbow Rodeo”
Art still matters; covering non-essential communities
Even the art community is impacted by COVID-19
College of Liberal Arts students, faculty and staff earn top recognition
Students, faculty and staff in the College of Liberal Arts earn a number of University, College and community awards along with fellowships and endowments
The Ozmen Institute for Global Studies presents a COVID-19 webinar
Global Health Challenges: The Coronavirus Pandemic, 10-11 a.m., Friday, May 15
" Four experts discuss the ramifications of COVID-19 across disciplines.
University honors 2020 Spring Senior Scholar recipients
University of Nevada, Reno and the Nevada Alumni Association recognize 11 graduates with top grade-point average
Tyler Harris selected as Spring 2020 Herz Gold Medalist
Dual major in accounting and political science, minor in philosophy, is Wooster High School graduate
Fab Lab partners with local businesses to make PPE for Renown healthcare workers
Fabrication Lab and Miller’s Jackets and Printing Services of Nevada are working together to help meet Renown’s community-donated goal for isolation gowns
Ian M. Hartshorn awarded the 2020 Liberal Arts award for teaching excellence
Assistant professor in political science awarded at annual awards ceremony
School of the Arts’ #ArtAt6Feet series: ‘We can get through it’
Theater and dance student Abby Rosen navigates University’s transition to virtual learning
School of the Arts’ #ArtAt6Feet series: Supporting visual arts remotely
BFA candidate Mariah Vargas shares her experience – and new creations – during social distancing
Nevada strikes gold, claims championship at online nationals
Undergraduate students Nickie Moore and John Villanueva claim ‘Superior’ award; team places fourth for season overall
School of the Arts’ #ArtAt6Feet series: Dance in a digital form
Dance student Laura Ryerson grows as a student and choreographer through video instruction
Philosophy students make their case for reparations
Undergraduate researchers are using their scholarship to rethink a controversial topic
Nevada Debate Team season comes to an early end amid coronavirus closures
Team ranked Top-20 overall for the season
College of Liberal Arts announces 2020 Mousel-Feltner Award
Assistant Professor in Political Science, Elizabeth Koebele is this year’s awardee for her policy research
" "I am particularly interested in how using more collaborative approaches to solving environmental problems can improve both policymaking processes and environmental outcomes." - Elizabeth Koebele
School of the Arts’ #ArtAt6Feet series: Keeping the arts alive
Music student Grace Desilets navigates the University’s transition to online classes
School of the Arts’ #ArtAt6Feet series: ‘We’re all in this together’
Music student Kara Bainter finds opportunities for connection and collaboration in online learning
University makerspaces and 3D printers at work developing PPE
Researchers, faculty and staff respond to the call for resources and deploy makerspace resources to support our healthcare heroes
Humanities contribution reaches far beyond the classroom
English students work with Sri Lanka Wildlife Conservation Society
The Lilley @Home
The Lilley Museum joins in on the #MuseumFromHome fun
Advising during the pandemic
Virtual advising appointments replace face-to-face meetings in the College of Liberal Arts
'Breaking The Stained-Glass Ceiling' event explored gender, leadership and faith
Panel sponsored by Temple Sinai Reno, College of Liberal Arts and others
58th annual Reno Jazz Festival canceled for 2020
In the wake of coronavirus and the size and scope of the Festival, organizers made the decision to cancel the Festival
" While we are incredibly disappointed that this year’s festival will not take place, we are appreciative of the community’s support in helping us continue the Festival in 2021.”
Everyone gains when women vote
Celebrating the 100th anniversary of the 19th Amendment
Bluegrass band Steel Betty’s performance to conclude 2019-20 Performing Arts Series season
The Austin, Texas-based band will perform March 12 and facilitate a songwriting workshop during visit
Graphic designer presented with two international design awards
Graphic Design Program Director and Assistant Professor, Monica Maccaux, earns two German Design Awards.
Call for Volunteers for the 2020 Reno Jazz Festival, April 23-25
More than 100 volunteers needed to help to transform campus into a jazz hub
Award-winning musician Martha Redbone to perform at the University
The compelling voice in American roots music performs for audiences of all ages
Preserving the Awa Amazon Community
Anthropologist helps to protect and revitalize local indigenous communities in Brazil
School of the Arts celebrates ‘Connections,’ brings artwork to airport terminal
Student, faculty and alumni art exhibition on display in Reno-Tahoe International Airport’s Terminal C until April 20
Diverse panel to discuss women’s leadership in religious and spiritual life
'Breaking The Stained-Glass Ceiling' event to explore gender, leadership and faith
" "Women’s leadership options in religious organizations and spiritual communities have often been limited due to doctrine, tradition, practice and bias.”
Faces of the Pack: University alumna receives Fulbright Student Scholar Grant
Natalie Van Hoozer travels abroad to Argentina to pursue passion for connecting Spanish- and English-speaking communities
National spotlight shines on Nevada alumnus Capt. Ken Collins and the U.S. Navy Band
Servicemen and women recently highlighted in CBS News' behind-the-scenes video
What is the impeachment process?
U.S. government political scientist breaks down the impeachment process
Nevada Humanities presents ‘The Constitution: What it Means to Me’ salon in Reno
University faculty moderate, provide expertise at free MidTown event
University Arts Building wins architecture design honors across the country
Newest University of Nevada, Reno facility opened in February
Musical theatre degree launched at the University of Nevada, Reno
Department of Theatre and Dance offers only degree program in state of Nevada
University honors 2019 Winter Senior Scholars
University of Nevada, Reno and the Nevada Alumni Association recognize nine graduates with top grade-point average
Preserving the Paiute Language
University of Nevada, Reno offers first-ever Paiute language course
Reynolds School alumna earns Certificate in Principles of Public Relations
Lizbeth Alvarez is the seventh University graduate to complete the certification
Ethnic matching in education topic of new book by College of Education Dean Easton-Brooks
Book receives award from the National Association for Multicultural Education
Nevada Wind Ensemble ends year with concert featuring Mark Davis Scatterday
In 2019, music group performed for Paradise, Calif., students; released studio recording
A desire to support the community leads to a career change
Reynolds School alumna moves from digital marketing to work for Vegas Strong
KUNR selected to host Report for America journalist
Reporter will focus on Northern Nevada education stories in English and Spanish
Long-form journalism from inside a camper van
Author and journalist Jessica Bruder speaks as 2019 Laxalt Distinguished Writer
University’s “Super Readers are Superheroes” literacy program team members participate in the 2019 Run for Education
The program has helped over 500 students gain confidence and reading skills
Navigating through your internships
How internships are foundational for a successful career
Cohort completes inaugural Sponsored Projects Academy
Program better connects individuals to the bigger picture: the administrative processes, network and impact of the research enterprise
How one journalism student reports on Latinx family and culture
Speaking Spanish helps sophomore Andrew Mendez feel more connected
Is technology bad for my child?
Assistant Professor of Human Development and Family Studies Samuel Ehrenreich talks about what parents need to know regarding their children and digital communication.
Reynolds School graduate alumna wins EDAWN award
Double Scoop arts publication wins microenterprise business of the year award
Academic units incorporating virtual reality, augmented reality into research projects
Experience VR like never before at the Libraries annual VR|AR Meet-Up Nov. 1, 3-5 p.m. Faculty will present research projects that incorporate VR or AR technology in their work.
Take3, chamber and pop music trio, to perform
Performing Arts Series presents dynamic group community performances on Nov. 6-7
Recap: Communicating Science in a Divided Society
Expert panelists discuss issues that come with communicating science during the Hitchcock Project panel
Author & journalist Jessica Bruder honored by Laxalt Distinguished Writers Program
Bruder to speak about her work at the University of Nevada, Reno on Nov. 18
The Lilley hosts exhibition of Renoite Nolan Preece
Local artist to show retrospective of non-figurative photography
From the student newsroom to the city newsroom
Reynolds School alumnus shows that one of the most valuable experiences in one's career is during college.
OSEP awards $1.3 million to special education professor to advance interdisciplinary personnel preparation
Grant awarded to Assistant Professor Lindsay Diamond in the College of Education to collaborate with Associate Professor Abbie Olszewski in the University of Nevada, Reno School of Medicine
Welcome to world class: Fulbright Teaching Excellence Fellows attend University of Nevada, Reno
Grant from U.S. Department of State brings teaching fellows from 19 countries for intensive professional development to the College of Education
Beyond toleration: Having difficult conversations in the age of social media
College of Liberal Arts' Engaging the Power of Diversity series tackles religious divides
" "How do we respect one another when we have a conversation across religious and philosophical divides?"
"Is Privacy Over?" forum features David Carroll
Subject of "The Great Hack" film discusses privacy rights during Reynolds School event.
English students consult local leaders to assuage homelessness through writing
University of Nevada, Reno Professor William J. Macauley Jr. reflects on his past semester teaching English 401B and looks forward to applying similar teaching strategies
" "I wanted to show a range of students how they can make a positive, practical impact on their community with writing."
Noticiero Móvil: Elevando las voces de nuestra comunidad
Reynolds School student-run bilingual news outlet celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month by highlighting its storytelling efforts.
Field school helps bring Indigenous perspectives to research
Anthropology students combine tribal knowledge, learnings to help ‘decolonize archeology’
New Library Database: BabelScores
Contemporary music online database added to the University Libraries' collection.
Howl your opinions – deliberately
Panel of experts discuss "Communicating Science in a Divided Society"
School of Journalism holds launch event for the Hitchcock Project for Visualizing Science Oct. 21
A cappella group Backtrack performs at the University of Nevada, Reno
‘New York’s Got Talent’ winners engage with students and community Oct. 17-18
David Carroll, subject of “The Great Hack” film, feature of noon forum
Carroll will speak about personal and public privacy trends and concerns at the University Oct. 16
The art of postcard prints featured in 'Piranesi and The Eternal City'
Exhibition closes this week with music collaboration featuring eight students singing famous Italian songs from Piranesi’s time
The Moanin’ Frogs inspires northern Nevada music students
The Moanin’ Frogs kicks off the Performing Arts Series at the University of Nevada, Reno
University leaders win Lifetime Achievement and Leadership awards
Karen Penner-Johnson, President Marc Johnson and Larry Engstrom recognized at 2019 EDAWN Arts & Business Awards luncheon
EFF partnership with School of Journalism launches "Atlas of Surveillance"
New report finds border communities inundated with surveillance technologies
My children of color are in a predominantly white school. How can I be an effective advocate for them?
The College of Education Dean, Dr. Donald Easton-Brooks talks about opportunities of engagement between parents and teachers.
Citing sources: University Libraries serve key role supporting student research
Subject librarians train students to find credible resources in a vast sea of information
School of the Art’s Dmitri Atapine performs with The Chamber Music Society in Greece resulting in PBS film
PBS special features University of Nevada, Reno professor playing the Mendelssohn Octet, airs on KNPB Friday evening
Addressing the opioid epidemic with film
Reynolds School alumnus and team win Emmy Award for best documentary
New colleagues join the College of Liberal Arts this fall
The College of Liberal Arts has hired 25 new faculty members for 2019-2020 academic year
Paul Laxalt U. S. Senatorial Papers now open, available for research
Collection provides research opportunities for users wanting to understand Laxalt’s former legislative role
Performing Arts Series announces 2019-20 season
The Moanin’ Frogs, Backtrack, Take3, Martha Redbone and Steel Betty visit University of Nevada, Reno
Holding government accountable with public records reporting
School of Journalism offers a one-credit course to train students on the Freedom of Information Act
English master’s program focuses on bridging activism and education
University of Nevada, Reno Associate Professor Lynda Walsh looks forward to MAPE program’s fourth year, reflects on program’s success
$1.5 million NSF Grant awarded to political science professor and team
University of Nevada, Reno Assistant Professor Elizabeth Koebele awarded significant National Science Foundation Grant to study urban water systems and water planning with interdisciplinary group
Latino Research Center recharged with new director
Julie Lucero became the Director of the Latino Research Center July 1
Sociology graduate wins national recognition for paper about happiness
University of Nevada, Reno 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
Claudia Cruz joins the Reynolds School as director of internships and experiential learning
Newest journalism faculty member previously worked as a Spanish-language technology reporter for CNET en Español.
Political science department welcomes new chair
Carolyn Warner is the new chair and Vail Pittman Professor of political science
College of Liberal Arts helps brings international experience to campus and community
Study of the U.S. Institutes for Student Leaders program brings international students to campus to learn about U.S. government and policy
Easton-Brooks named College of Education dean
Brings goals of partnerships, fundraising, innovative research to the College
Literacy program touts three local Volunteers of the Year
Three graduate students were awarded Volunteer of the Year by Boys and Girls Club
University’s Chinese STARTALK program teaches grade school children for third year
The world languages and literatures department hosts middle and high school students on campus for three-week Chinese summer program
Team of undergraduate students present at national conference
Six liberal arts students share their research at Georgetown University
Latino Research Center welcomes new faces, releases new issue of journal
‘Border-Lines Volume XI’ focuses on the intersectionality of Latinx communities and aims to challenge Border Theory
International affairs major earns top scholarship for study abroad experience
Sophomore, Brendan Henry, will travel to Israel to study Arabic and Middle Eastern culture
Teaching in confinement
Two liberal arts professors teach criminal justice and literature behind bars
Sandoval among NSHE award winners honored at Commencement
Distinguished Nevadan class includes two former governors and founder of Basque Studies program
Tibbitts winners share love of teaching ... and of long, hard-working summers
Engineering's Vollstedt and Anthropology's Smith honored
Associate Professor of Art Brett Van Hoesen wins ‘Outstanding Teacher of the Humanities Award’
Van Hoesen also receives recognition from Governor Steve Sisolak, Senators Catherine Cortez Masto and Jacky Rosen
University honors 2019 Spring Senior Scholar recipients
Two University students receive 2019 Regents’ Scholar Awards
The College of Liberal Arts is fortunate to have an undergraduate and graduate student as Regents’ Scholar recipients
Developing regional solutions through undergraduate research
Community-based undergraduate researchers join with faculty mentors to explore problems and offer understanding and ideas to make a difference
How does appearance affect our success?
Assistant Professor of Sociology Kjerstin Gruys discusses how physical appearance can impact success levels throughout life
Assistant Professor Cameron Strang wins the Summerlee Book Prize for ‘Frontiers of Science’
Books from College of Liberal Arts professors Strang, Xiaoyu Pu and Ian Hartshorn make their debut and earn honors
Professor Bernard Schopen has published his fourth Reno mystery novel
Former Core Humanities professor has published “The Dying Time,” the fourth installment of the Jack Ross series
How TEDx became the 'best short talk of my life' for graduate student Jenna Weiner
Grad student recounts prepping for, fretting over, and ultimately delivering a memorable 'TED' talk
Ozmen Institute for Global Studies launches with 'Collaboration Across Boundaries' celebration
Faculty with relevant research and teaching interests in global or international studies are welcomed to become an institute affiliate
World Languages and Literatures department set to host 50th awards ceremony
Awards ceremony recognizes students who have mastered foreign languages
Day at the Museum: May 4, 2019
Take an interactive walking tour of 10 University museums on and around campus
College of Liberal Arts faculty and staff earn top recognition
Faculty and staff members in the College of Liberal Arts earn a number of University, College and community awards along with fellowships and endowments
Walter Smith III, Melissa Aldana headline 57th Annual Reno Jazz Festival
Three-day festival to draw more than 10,000 people to University of Nevada, Reno
New Robotics Academy of Nevada to offer K-12 teacher trainings
University joins with DRI and UNLV to announce new Tesla-supported programs to advance STEM interest and education
Volunteers needed for the 2019 Reno Jazz Festival
Participants will be able to attend concerts at three-day music festival, April 25-27, 2019.
Research shows Nevada working as a partner on Colorado River sustainability efforts
Political science researcher Elizabeth Koebele shows states working together to conserve water rather than fighting for it
Researchers, Technology Providers, and Leadership Discuss Vision for University Cyberinfrastructure
Cyberinfrastructure Day 2019 highlighted where we are and where we are going with research technology support
Faces of the Pack: Jordan Cosselman and Savannah Urcioli place second at the NPDA Debate
Two female students accomplish great feats both personally and professionally as partners in the Nevada Debate Union, recognized as ASUN Club of the year
Department of Philosophy presents annual Paul and Gwen Leonard Ethics and Politics Lecture
Distinguished Professor of Philosophy Charles Mills is this year's featured speaker and will address 'Racial Injustice'
Institute for Neuroscience to help a multidisciplinary center of excellence become even stronger
James Kenyon named director of University of Nevada, Reno institute designed to complement and extend the energy, experience and potential in the neurosciences
New chair of communication studies hits the ground running with top award
Professor and Chair of Communication Studies Jimmie Manning gets top paper award named after him
University Libraries using Virtual Reality technology to preserve the past
University Libraries' Michelle Rebaleati presented her “Big Idea Worth Spreading” at the recent TEDxUniversityofNevada event
French major among top 10 colleges graduating language students
The French major recently ranked in the top 10 of colleges across the country with the most bachelor’s degrees
An international conference on the writings of Frank Bergon to be held March 13 & 14
Basque-Nevadan author Frank Bergon donated his complete archival collection to the Jon Bilbao Basque Library at the University of Nevada, Reno
UK prejudice against immigrants amongst lowest in Europe, University research finds
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
Meet the new Latino Research Center coordinator
The Latino Research Center is back open full-time and dedicated to advancing Latinx research and improving conditions for the Latinx community
Greater Nevada Credit Union presents annual donation to Marching Band
The band accepted a gift of $41,350 to help support and expand the program; a total of more than $300,000 raised since beginning of partnership
University Arts Building opens Friday, Feb. 22
The University and School of the Arts expand their roles and footprint with new building
Angela Davis speaks to sold-out crowd
Scholar and activist, Angela Davis encourages a need for change
How does language influence identity?
Professor of linguistics from the English department awarded American Speech Roger Shuy Best Paper
Breaking Stigma
Let's Talk About Sex, Drugs and Homelessness
Performing Arts Series Presents Cantus
Men’s vocal ensemble to perform Feb. 5 at Nightingale Concert Hall
New University art museum to open with artists Sameer Farooq, Jared Stanely
More than 5,500 works of art find permanent home on University campus
Spanish mock trial presents alternative career choice
Students in Spanish 441 course learned how to become an expert witness
Activist, professor Angela Davis to present as part of sold-out Diversity Speaker Series
University’s College of Liberal Arts brings speaker Wednesday, Feb. 6, to talk about her involvement in the nation’s quest for social justice; sold-out-event offers wait-list and live-stream options
College of Liberal Arts faculty members ring in new year celebrating personal success
Three members of the College of Liberal Arts earn prestigious awards
Foundation Professor of Psychology elected AAAS Fellow
University of Nevada, Reno Foundation Professor Steven C. Hayes named an American Association for the Advancement of Science Fellow, a coveted recognition among top scientists
Student puts journalism and language skills to use through continuous travel abroad
Daniel Lang awarded two travel grants to finish thesis research in Taiwan
Students collect donations and present oral history performance, (An)Other Reno Perspective
Assistant Professor Robert Gutierrez-Perez and students research and perform their interpretation of “otherness” at The Holland Project Monday, Dec. 10
Basque wine: Why is it not just for drinking?
Certified Specialist of Wine and Ph.D. candidate Kerri Lesh pours a hearty glass of knowledge about Basque winemaking
English professor's essay named best PMLA article of the year
Associate Professor Katherine Fusco awarded outstanding article by the Modern Language Association for her publication of "Sexing Farina: Our Gang's Episodes of Racial Childhood"
Criminal Justice Department awarded grant in partnership with Reno Police Department to curb gun violence and opioid addiction
Increase in gun violence and opioid addiction in Reno leads researchers to take action
Free concert and donation drive to help California fire victims
University of Nevada, Reno chorus performs, collects donations Nov. 20
Political scientist dispels belief that Russian steelworkers didn’t protest in 1990s
Assistant professor Allison Evans publishes “Labour protest and industrial peace: Russian steelworkers’ encounters with economic reforms and unravelling social protections”
University anthropology team assists with recovery efforts at Camp Fire
A team of University faculty and graduate students volunteered efforts at the Camp Fire to identify human remains
University graphic design professor begins work on new typeface
Assistant professor Monica Maccaux plans to roll out new font based off of cattle brands
What are the effects of stress on a relationship?
Doctoral candidate Rosie Shrout discusses stress in romantic relationships and how to minimize its effects.
Communication studies major lands internship of a lifetime
Emile Guzman interned at the Tesla Gigafactory this past summer
Grammy award-nominated letterpress artist to visit campus this week
Bruce Licher of Independent Project Press will give an illustrated lecture about his graphic design and letterpress work
Robert Leonard Reid has something to say and isn’t afraid to say it
He is the 2018 Nevada Writers Hall of Fame inductee
Professor uses Twitter data to compare real-time violence with tweets
Assistant Professor Steven Wilson uses tweets to understand the motivation behind social media
What is deportation?
Professor Deborah Boehm explains the process of deportation, including the different forms it can take in the United States.
Sarah Blithe studies sex and stigma in Nevada’s legal brothels
Associate professor’s research gives voice to sex workers, suggests brothels in need of reform
Lindsay Wilson, 2018 Nevada Writers Hall of Fame Silver Pen award recipient, finds inspiration from life
"Writing helped me sort through my life," Wilson said. "It helped me think about important events and taught me to interpret and reinterpret things."
New faculty member meeting the needs of Indigenous students
The College of Liberal Arts hired a full-time lecturer to teach native courses and help create an Indigenous studies program
Epicenter for Judicial Education celebrated during reception on University campus in Reno
Collaboration offers exclusive headquarters for educating judges, improving system of justice
School of the Arts brings Indian dance, one-act comedies
October events spans music to art exhibitions
Performing Arts Series Presents California Guitar Trio and Montreal Guitar Trio
World-renowned guitar trios to perform Oct. 2 at Nightingale Concert Hall
Member of the Pack: One of the first women to graduate in new dance major offered through the School of the Arts
Noelle Ruggieri grows as a dancer and choreographer after summer internship
University theatre program to perform new play about opioid addiction
Student cast will perform 'A Free Man' written by University theatre adviser, Sandra Neace.
University adds 13 new academic programs
New programs range from a minor in graphic design to a B.S. in biotechnology
What makes good graphic design?
Professor Katherine Hepworth discusses how people can recognize good design.
University leaders garner three nominations in EDAWN arts awards
Luncheon recognized contribution of those who support Reno-Sparks arts and culture community
Global community of vision scientists convenes at the University of Nevada, Reno
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
Administrative Faculty Receive National Attention with Probation Research
Two academic advisors in the College of Liberal Arts publishing paper on probation
Does your favorite poet play air guitar?
Meet 2018 Nevada Writers Hall of Fame Silver Pen honoree Jared Stanley
The Pride of the Sierra welcomes new Associate Director of Bands Corey Pompey
Greater Nevada Credit Union support continues
Students have career options with new dual degree programs
The Colleges of Education and Liberal Arts offer students choices after graduation with PackTeach program
University Libraries presents the 2018 Nevada Writers Hall of Fame Tuesday, November 13, 7 p.m.
Robert Leonard Reid is the 2018 Hall of Fame inductee
University Arts Building construction first in Nevada to use bricklaying robot
Innovative tool touts time savings and cost-efficiency
Reno + Sparks Chamber of Commerce + College of Liberal Arts partner for Northern Nevada Women’s Leadership Initiative
Successful kick-off event held for year-long leadership salons
NevadaFIT: Freshman Intensive Transition boot camp begins
More than 1,700 incoming freshman – nearly half of all University of Nevada, Reno freshmen – to participate in program designed to increase college success
New Colleagues Join the College of Liberal Arts
The College of Liberal Arts hires 26 new faculty members for the fall semester
Virtual reality will soon be able to go underwater
Assistant Professor of Psychology is developing an underwater VR headset as part of grant for NASA
Local school district students learn Chinese at University
Middle and high school students completed three-week camp to learn Chinese language and culture
Summer Success Stories in the College of Liberal Arts
College of Liberal Arts faculty members have busy summer winning awards and grants
Exploring how to make virtual reality more accessible to women
VR sickness to be studied by University of Nevada, Reno team
Center for Advanced Studies advocates for researchers
Past University research honorees offer faculty community a voice on campus and beyond
Italian studies minor is back
College of Liberal Arts' department of world languages & literatures re-offers minor this fall
University Arts Building Tops Out
Tallest steel beam was placed, marking a construction turning point and bridging Church Fine Arts with new structure
Allison Monterey Blair named University’s Spring 2018 Herz Gold Medalist
English and anthropology student earns top grade-point average, has passion for storytelling and helping prevent suicide
University hails as three-time champions
Three years, three titles for the University's political science Model Arab League Team
History and political science departments’ news worth celebrating
Multiple University professors and doctoral candidates awarded for successes
Spanish and journalism major brings more Spanish news to local community
Senior Natalie Van Hoozer is radio station’s first bilingual reporter
University Debate Union award ceremony honors students and late University president
Joe Crowley posthumously awarded W. Clark Santini Cup
Developing regional solutions through undergraduate research (May 2018)
Through Community-Based Research, students explore problems and offer understanding, tools and ideas to make a difference
University lecturer publishes first book on personal true crime case
'Little Shoes: The Sensational Depression-Era Murders That Became My Family’s Secret' delves deep into triple murder case and how it affected University lecturer’s family
56th Annual Reno Jazz Festival winners announced
Three-day festival awards outstanding schools and performers from Nevada, California and Washington
Meet the new College of Liberal Arts internship coordinator
The College of Liberal Arts hired a new position to increase student and community engagement
University students translate historic documents from Merci Train
Four students earn opportunity to help Nevada State Railroad Museum understand World War II artifact
Senior research project focuses on illegal immigration
English major discusses immigration concerns and emotional effects on college students
University of Nevada, Reno Debate Team places well at national tournaments
Debate team duo placed in top quarter at the National Parliamentary Debate Association and top half at the National Parliamentary Tournament of Excellence
Sociology students solve local problems while gaining valuable experience
Two sociology students awarded with undergraduate research awards to help solve community problems
Dafnis Prieto Sextet, Peter Apfelbaum headline 56th Annual Reno Jazz Festival
Three-day festival to draw more than 9,000 people to the University
Award-winning news anchor Maria Hinojosa on campus April 10
Topics of free, evening talk to include immigration, politics, Latinos in the media and more
Student awarded government scholarship to study Chinese
Daniel Lindbergh Lang was awarded a scholarship from the U.S. Department of State to study overseas
Quebec singer Mélisande blends traditional music with pop and electro
Performing Arts Series continues with April 3 concert
Inaugural Harry Reid Public Engagement Lecture to be held April 3
Lecture in Glick Ballrooms to feature former U.S. Sen. Harry Reid and former Secretary of State John Kerry
What do forensic anthropologists do?
Professor Marin Pilloud breaks down what forensic anthropologists do and what education they need.
University students excel in experimental opera learning experience in Italy
Overseas program allows students to sing and experience culture
Tribulation and struggle inspires honors thesis
Senior English and anthropology major Allison Blair tells her personal narrative in honors thesis
Political science professor’s research acknowledged
Ian M. Hartshorn’s newest article on takfir practices in the Middle East gets published
Travel grants bring University research and creativity worldwide
New travel grants expand opportunities, plus encourage development of scholarly and creative activities
A Shakespearean classic set at the Black Rock Desert
A re-imagined ‘Twelfth Night’ performance and other School of the Arts events through March
Greater Nevada Credit Union presents donation to Pride of the Sierra
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
Undergraduate research project finds famed poet Chaucer connected to early-century astronomers
Senior English Literature major, Michael Walecke, is mapping collocations of one of Chaucer’s only prose works
Black Rock Press earns first runner-up in national book design competition
'Selected Durations' will be recognized by the Carl Hertzog Award for Excellence in Book Design
'Strength through Diversity' event highlights diversity and inclusion work
Highlighted: Upcoming campus climate survey, GRI initiatives, Diversity Plan and more
World languages professor publishes new book
Associate Professor, Jaime Leaños, publishes new book on letter by Pope Pius II
University Galleries gets more than $1 million worth of donations
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
Meet Eric Lambert, chair of criminal justice
Eric Lambert is the new chair and professor of criminal justice with a passion for making better communities
Doctoral student Liberatus J. Rwebugisa is ready to spark change
“The education I’m obtaining is not about me; it’s about others.”
