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Nevada in the news

  • 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 

  • ҹɫÊÓÆµ 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 ҹɫÊÓÆµ 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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Ask the Professor

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Why Nevada’s urban plans must prioritize pedestrian access to nutritious food

About 25% of Nevadans rely on public transit or walking, making long trips to grocery stores especially deadly in summer heat

Unlocking the science behind Alzheimer’s: Ongoing research is targeting the disease at its roots

Scientists are unraveling the molecular mechanisms of Alzheimer’s to develop earlier diagnoses and breakthrough therapies

Why is it so difficult for survivors to leave abusive relationships?

During Domestic Violence Awareness Month, Associate Professor Pamela B. Payne explains the complex realities survivors face when trying to leave

Ask the Professor: Meeting the challenges of aging in Nevada

Katie Ehlman, Ph.D., joins the School of Public Health as the Judith A. Sugar Endowed Professor in Gerontology

Top Stories

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NIH awards more than $8.9 million to UNR Med researchers

New grants will support groundbreaking studies in the Department of Physiology and Cell Biology

ҹɫÊÓÆµ launches artificial intelligence initiative, PACK AI

Effort will ensure students have competencies to compete in the global workforce

Vladimir Pravosudov named Regents’ Outstanding Researcher

Pravosudov’s research on chickadees has led to fascinating insights about bird cognition

Latest News

A call to serve, in uniform and in medicine

UNR Med students share how their experiences in the armed forces inspire their mission to care for others

Scientists capture elusive imagery of volcano’s inner workings

Researchers suggest new volcanic formation processes and publish images of the volcano in Nature

Nevada Athletics and nonprofit Dress for Success prepare students for professional opportunities

Nevada student-athletes among attendees for upcoming Nov. 15 Business of Her Women's Conference in Las Vegas

Editor's Picks

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Find Your Pack – Ryan Costa

How a former Marine found his Pack through Veterans Services and a love of the outdoors

Will my high screen time harm my executive function?

Research suggests that screen time isn’t as harmful to working memory in digital natives