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  • University of Nevada, Reno marks 150 years with a commemorative photo book
    The University of Nevada, Reno and the University of Nevada Press officials say that “The University of Nevada, 1874-2024: 150 Years of Inspiring Excellence,” a photo history book written by John Trent, incorporates stories of influential individuals throughout the University’s history and historical images of the campus provided by the University Libraries Special Collections.
     - My News 4
  • Wildfire experts weigh in on the effects of the Davis fire 
    The risk of wildfires in these areas of northern California and Nevada are categorized as “relatively high” by the Federal Emergency Management Agency. But as years become hotter and drier due to climate change, fires become a more and more frequent risk. Wildfire experts from the University of Nevada, Reno share their research about how fires affect communities, forests, and what you can do to mitigate your risks.- Tahoe Daily Tribune
  • Wildfire smoke threatens lakes, too. How will it impact Lake Tahoe’s future?
    “It could potentially change entire ecosystems,” says Sudeep Chandra, director of the Global Water Center at the University of Nevada, Reno, who has been at the forefront of the research efforts. – National Geographic

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Celebrating the University's sesquicentennial

Explore 150 years of Nevada stories
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Ask the Professor

A girl in a fast food restaurant happily holds with both hands a fry dipped in catsup. On her plate is a drink cup with straw, a large fry and a wrapped entre.

How does fast food marketing affect kids?

While many restaurants have healthy options for kids, such options are rarely advertised. This undermines efforts to encourage healthy choices.

Ask the Professor: What makes a master manipulator?

Dan Jones answers questions about the dark triad of personality traits, Machiavellianism and how to deal with master manipulators

How does in-store marketing of foods and drinks affect kids?

Products are strategically packaged and placed to get kids' attention

How does online marketing of foods and drinks affect kids?

Children are more likely to ask for and consume unhealthy foods and drinks marketed to them through social media and online games

Top Stories

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International collaborations strengthened at Lake Tahoe Summit

USAID group hosted by University of Nevada, Reno attends Lake Tahoe Summit

Shakespearean mystery: What’s the story of newly discovered manuscript?

Handwriting similar to the playwright’s distinctive style abounds in previously unknown document

Tricia Braxton takes on role to increase the reach of Extension programming

Extension hires senior coordinator of partnerships, programs and people engagement

Nevada Division of Outdoor Recreation and University of Nevada, Reno team up to address employment needs in the outdoor industry

Two new programs have been added to prepare students for the growing outdoor recreation industry demand

Latest News

Portrait of Michael Branch.

37th Annual Nevada Writers Hall of Fame event to take place Nov. 1

2024 honorees include Hall of Fame inductee Michael Branch and Silver Pen awardee Laura Newman

Colin Kaepernick and the legacy of giants

From rising star to activist: Colin Kaepernick’s journey at Nevada and beyond, as told by professor Paul Mitchell

State of the University address to be held Oct. 8

President Brian Sandoval to discuss the sesquicentennial, capital improvement projects, building community connections and more

Faces of the Pack: Jahahi Mazariego Contreras

Contreras discusses her passion for helping Latinx students on campus and her own experiences as a child of immigrant parents and a first-generation college student

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Faces of the Pack: Jahahi Mazariego Contreras

Contreras discusses her passion for helping Latinx students on campus and her own experiences as a child of immigrant parents and a first-generation college student

Ask the Professor: What makes a master manipulator?

Dan Jones answers questions about the dark triad of personality traits, Machiavellianism and how to deal with master manipulators

Sagebrushers season 3 ep. 10: Lilley Museum Director Stephanie Gibson

Gibson and University President Sandoval discuss notable artworks, student engagement in the arts and more

University of Nevada, Reno hosts their second annual Latinx Parent Welcome ‘Mi Casa es su Casa’

The event celebrates the Latinx community and is an opportunity for families to connect with the University