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As part of our “Land Grant 2.0” mission, PACK AI ensures that the University of Nevada remains true to its founding purpose while preparing our community for the challenges and opportunities of the 21st century. – Reno Gazette Journal
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ҹɫÊÓƵ students hosted a fundraiser for the area's homeless population at Ruby’s Shake Shop. What began as a class assignment grew into a student-led effort to support a local nonprofit and raise awareness. – 2 News Nevada
The Nevada Recovery and Prevention Program and Mobility Recovery hosted the Campus Surge 2025 event Friday at the ҹɫÊÓƵ to raise awareness about substance abuse among college students. The festival-style event combined live music with educational outreach, emphasizing connections and available resources for those struggling with addiction. – Fox 11
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Sagebrushers Season 4 ep. 6: Nevada Tech Hub
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