News: University Libraries
Students can gain a deeper understanding of complex subjects through storytelling-driven technology, says Aundrea Frahm, director of immersive learning.
As the head of access services for University Libraries, the former research chemist helps faculty and students find the best resources for achieving academic success.
Three ÐÔÊӽ紫ý students present what they learned digitizing photos of the Black experience in 1960s Las Vegas.
A grant-funded project in Special Collections and Archives digitizes more than 800 at-risk video files.
![Political cartoon showing "The Times" building with speech bubbles that say "Scandal after scandal, All I can Say is Four more Years" followed by "Why is he so happy" and then "He's the cartoonist."](/sites/default/files/styles/480_width/public/media/image/2024-10/MS-01047%20Mike%20Smith%20Box%2038%20Folder%201.jpg?itok=DqmyJc39 "Political cartoon showing "The Times" building with speech bubbles that say "Scandal after scandal, All I can Say is Four more Years" followed by "Why is he so happy" and then "He's the cartoonist."")
Longtime newspaper cartoonist offers a unique view on local and national politics.
Let your voice be heard and help us choose the "I Voted" sticker for ÐÔÊӽ紫ý.
Learn what tools and information are available to students to participate in the electoral process, and how faculty and staff can support voter engagement.
Interested in learning about Southern Nevada’s rich and complicated past? University Libraries Alumna of the Year Claytee White has the stories.
Week-long program uncovers the 'hidden curriculum' in graduate education for students in STEM disciplines.
Check out the resources available for faculty, staff, and students; pilot program extends Lied Library's hours of operation.
News highlights featuring ÐÔÊӽ紫ý students and staff who made (refreshing) waves in the headlines.
The hospitality researcher uncovers human interaction in the context of tourist attractions.