Why do people with hEDS experience severe digestive and autonomic symptoms?
UNR Med researcher Rajan Singh, Ph.D., is investigating the microbiome–gut–brain connection in people living with hEDS
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Hispanic Heritage Month
Local memorials, University-hosted events to remember, honor the fallen
Two Gold Star remembrances were conducted on Sunday at the Nevada Veterans Memorial Plaza in Sparks and the Northern Nevada State Veterans Home and a day prior at the University of Nevada, Reno football game during pregame and halftime observances. During the Salute to Service football pregame ceremony at Mackay Stadium between the Air Force Academy and Nevada, University President Brian Sandoval presented the U.S. flag to Terri and Gary Campbell. - This is Reno
NDOW relocates native Truckee River fish to Manzanita Lake
Dozens of native Nevada fish have a new home at Manzanita Lake on the University of Nevada, Reno campus following a relocation effort aimed at supporting local aquatic species. The Nevada Department of Wildlife (NDOW) partnered with University of Nevada, Reno on Wednesday to transfer native nongame fish from the Truckee River into the campus lake. President Brian Sandoval joined wildlife officials for the release, personally emptying the first bucket of fish into Manzanita Lake. – My News 4
University of Nevada, Reno Museum Day offers free admission
The University of Nevada, Reno will host Day at the Museum on Saturday, Oct. 17, opening 20 museums and collections to the public for a free event from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. – Great Basin Sun
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Why do people with hEDS experience severe digestive and autonomic symptoms?
UNR Med researcher Rajan Singh, Ph.D., is investigating the microbiome–gut–brain connection in people living with hEDS
Assistant Professor Ankita Shukla discusses Flock cameras and similar technologies
How can I reduce my risk of dementia?
Orvis School of Nursing professor Sandra Calderon explains the warning signs of dementia and shares practical steps to support long-term brain health
What does organic farming really mean and why does it matter?
Grow Organic Nevada Coordinator Rob Holley shares how organic agriculture supports Nevada
NSF funds $4.5 million effort to measure the world's most powerful lasers
A nationwide program with six coordinated projects will turn high-power laser shots into quantitative science
44 earn degrees from Online Executive MBA program through the College of Business
Program reaches 436 alumni as newest graduates bring leadership experience from industries across the nation
Collegiate Academy program becomes first and only accredited concurrent enrollment program in Nevada
The University of Nevada, Reno’s Spring 2026 Senior Scholars
Meet the students with the highest grade point averages across the University’s colleges and schools
Faces of the Pack: Kylie Papson
Communicator and researcher connects Lake Tahoe science with the communities working to protect it
AI is already changing the classroom – Alexander Sidorkin says courses must change with it
The education theorist and relational-pedagogy scholar challenged University faculty to redesign learning
University of Nevada, Reno to unveil new brand during State of the University Address
The new brand identity includes logos, a visual system and a brand campaign
Animal Science Program to develop workforce for animal-related industries and livestock production
University of Nevada, Reno bachelor’s program to fill void in the state and attract students from the West
Experiences of the pack: Vania Carter-Strauss, MSN, APRN, FNP-BC
How my mother's mole recipe saved my doctoral project
Campus prepares for a week of events to memorialize victims and pay tribute to the strength and unity of our nation as a historic milestone approaches
Moving science out of silos: A conversation with biochemist and philanthropist Mick Hitchcock, Ph.D.
Hitchcock discusses a lifetime of scientific innovation, leadership and giving back
Orvis School of Nursing professor and Nurse Practitioner Vania Carter-Strauss provides actionable resources to help those affected by wildfire smoke