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Political science student Robin Gonzales will represent his team’s work in health education for impoverished areas of the Philippines.

Personal experiences spur first generation graduates, millennial scholars, and best friends to study the legal services available to Southern Nevada's Hispanic community.

The book shifts between the perpetrator and the victim and between the aftermath and the years leading to the rape in Nigeria.

New ÐÔÊӽ紫ý Brookings Mtn. West report analyzes conditions that led to rapid joblessness among Latinos during economic downturn.

William Bauer Jr. and Julia Sun-Joo Lee Named Emerging Scholars Under 40 by Diverse: Issues in Higher Education Magazine.

Two students will be honored as outstanding graduates for their advancement of healthcare research, academic and personal achievements Dec. 17.

Donation from Jim and Beverly Rogers funds new Black Mountain Institute Prize for Fiction, increases stipends for creative writing.

The many occupations of alumnus H. Lee Barnes provide fodder for the award-winning books he writes. His latest takes us into the casino culture.

Alumni Association announces recipients of its Alumni of the Year, Outstanding Faculty Awards. Fred Albrecht receives top honors.

Got Red Sox fever? Here’s why you’re a devoted fan.

The new ethnographer explores the reasons it's so hard to escape poverty.

University one of only 30 nationwide to earn ‘seal of approval’ from Jed Foundation, a national non-profit that advocates suicide prevention among college students.