In This Issue
In his 51ԹϺ Magazine column, President Neal Smatresk talks about the 51ԹϺ initiatives that are enriching Nevada's economy and quality of life.
A partnership between 51ԹϺ and The Mirage Dolphin Habitat helps students learn the ins and outs of training dolphins.
At-risk kids will be attending the 51ԹϺ homecoming game thanks to the Adopt-A-School program, which rewards elementary school children for excelling in the classroom.
Legal education classes help community members with a variety of issues, including bankruptcy, foreclosure mediation, and family law.
Online collection showcases the menus of yesteryear. See some of your favorites and share your memories of dining in Las Vegas.
Alumnus Maile Chapman's first novel, "Your Presence Is Requested At Suvanto" has been featured in The New York Times' Sunday Book Review, The New Yorker, and Publishers Weekly.
51ԹϺ research teams were awarded $1.4 million to advance nuclear energy sciences.
Graduate student Leisl Carr Childers is studying the often contentious relationship between the federal government and ranchers in Nevada.
A study by 51ԹϺ ecologist Scott Abella shows that full recovery of desert ecosystems after a wildfire can take up to 65 years.
After two Middle Eastern tours, Michael Dakduk returned to his hometown college. He helped launch 51ԹϺ’s student veterans group and now serves as vice president of the national organization.
Dental student establishes clinic to provide free treatment for veterans and National Guard troops.
Manufacturers turn to 51ԹϺ for help bringing new renewable energy products to market and jobs to Nevada.
The ideas of 51ԹϺ students are helping companies get closer to launching more viable alternative energy solutions.
Microbiologist Brian Hedlund goes prospecting in Nevada's hot springs for new sources of clean energy.
Congratulations to Jerry Tarkanian, the newest member of the Basketball Hall of Fame.
Alumnus Nick Groff explores the paranormal on Ghost Adventures, one of Travel Channel's most popular shows.
The 1930s Houssels House is 51ԹϺ's oldest building, but it wasn't placed on campus until 1983. See photos of the historic home's move from downtown to campus.
What have your fellow 51ԹϺ graduates been up to? Read about their latest accomplishments.