At age 20, Robin Mendoza has already helped develop a Clark County parks map. Now, the graduate student in public administration is using her research skills in GIS to help nonprofits.
Changes to advising, an overhaul of the freshman experience, and an emphasis on taking a full course load are getting today's Rebels off to the right start. It's all part of helping students stick with their studies and graduate on time.
Erica Marti, environmental engineering student, will travel to Germany this month to meet the world’s greatest minds in medicine, physics and chemistry.
This fall’s freshman class is the biggest, smartest class to date. Here’s how new strategies kept Nevada’s brightest in state and opened the eyes of first-gen college students to the opportunity at their doorstep.
Geoscience grad student's work help people in remote areas of Ghana manage water resources.
Radiochemistry student Edward Mausolf honored by DOE for investigating a radioactive byproduct of nuclear energy.
Two 51ԹϺ seniors top more than 100 students from colleges nationwide
Geyser Flow Control, a water-saving device becomes the first Nevada team to win the top prize in contest history
Projects include 17 new mobile apps, bus shelters powered by energy derived from pavement, and a solar powered medical sterilization device.
Engineering grads showcase their ideas for new products.
51ԹϺ graduate and undergraduate student groups awarded $65,000 to help develop business plans.
MBA students spark game-day excitement with their noise-activated sports apparel.