Nevada Today

Ask the Professor: What allergy season remedies actually work?

What to take, how to treat common allergy symptoms and special considerations for older adults

3/27/2026

Heat wave breaks March monthly high temperature records in Nevada

Double whammy of low snowpack and record high temperatures may foreshadow drought conditions and elevated fire risk, climate and wildfire experts agree

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3/30/2026

Education & Public Service

New conference empowers, challenges, inspires Nevada's future leaders

Teens built leadership and financial wellness skills at the innaugraul Wolf Pack Rising Youth Leaders conference

Students pose for a group photo after the conference.

3/30/2026

Campus Life & Athletics

Summer Honors: A bridge program for incoming Honors College students

Before move-in day, students begin their Honors journey through discussion, exploration and community

A large group of students and faculty gathered for a photo in front of Lake Tahoe.

3/30/2026

Media & Society

Ask the Professor: What ethical responsibilities do public relations students and professionals have to society?

Journalism professor Alison Gaulden shares her tips for students navigating ethical questions in today’s complex media environment

3/30/2026

Celebrating Women's History Month

Check out stories related to Women's History Month, including history, student and faculty profiles, videos, campus news, faculty perspectives and more.

Women's History Month

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Recognitions

Nehal Manget selected as a Critical Language Scholarship Alternate for the Hindi Intermediate program

March 31, 2026

Jennifer Rodriguez Reynoso selected for the National Science Foundation Summer Undergraduate Research Experience in Toxicology (SURE Tox) at the University of Illinois

March 31, 2026

John Henkel selected for a DAAD Rise Germany internship

March 30, 2026

All Recognitions

Health & Medicine

Faces of the Pack: Taylor Thomas

How a passion for teaching and community led one Reno local into family medicine

3/27/2026

Media & Society

Pulitzer Prize–winning journalist Kate Woodsome to speak on campus

A free lecture, 'The Nervous System of Democracy,' will take place Wednesday, April 8, at 5:30 p.m.

3/26/2026

Health & Medicine

Women advancing research in obstetrics and gynecology at UNR Med

During Women's History Month, faculty achievements and a new residency program highlight momentum in women’s health

3/26/2026

Arts & Culture

University celebrates Asian Pacific Islander heritage with events in April and May

All are welcome to celebrate with programming featuring conversation, food, dancing and more

A student holds up a small, red paper lantern during Lunar New Year.

3/26/2026

University Podcasts

Listen to unique voices and perspectives produced by the Wolf Pack community.

Podcasts

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Campus Life & Athletics

Civil & Environmental Engineering grad students recognized at March 19 symposium

Twenty-eight students competed in the poster competition with four selected as winners

A group of about 15 people in a conference room look at four research posters pinned to a temporary divider wall.

3/26/2026

Nevada in the news

The ҹɫ��Ƶ has built a strong foundation for affordability and student access, but some students still face financial gaps that can create added pressure. As we discovered, support on Giving Day, The Wolf Pack Way, helps close those gaps. - News 4 Reno
As southern Nevada works to strengthen food security amid an arid climate and limited arable land, ҹɫ��Ƶ Extension is offering an educational certificate series on indoor vertical farming, or hydroponics, to equip commercial growers, home gardeners, Master Gardener volunteers and educators with research-based expertise in soil-free vegetable farming. – Vertical Farm Daily
Funding priorities highlighted by President Brian Sandoval at the Nevada System of Higher Education Board of Regents meeting included requesting money to fund 10 more police officers and six community service officers and $800,000 to implement a controlled access system at the Knowledge Center and DeLaMare Library. – 2 News Nevada
ҹɫ��Ƶ, EDAWN and US Bank partner to host the 100 Women Pitch Competition aimed at helping women owned businesses with actionable change. KOLO 8 Morning Break

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Campus Announcements

Campus Construction Notice for Silver 13 Parking

Campus-Wide Training Exercise Notice for Multiple Buildings – Flood Drill

Campus Construction Notice for Silver 16 Parking Indoor Practice Facility

All Announcements

Ask the Professor

Media & Society

Ask the Professor: What ethical responsibilities do public relations students and professionals have to society?

Journalism professor Alison Gaulden shares her tips for students navigating ethical questions in today’s complex media environment

Health & Medicine

Ask the Professor: What allergy season remedies actually work?

What to take, how to treat common allergy symptoms and special considerations for older adults

Business & Entrepreneurship

Ask the Professor: Why technical skills aren’t enough in the workplace

College of Business Strategic Programs Specialist Holly Mahe details the importance of soft skills in today's work environment and what students can do to improve them

Science & Technology

Ask the professor: what makes Tahoe snow so unique?

State Climatologist and Professor Baker Perry answers questions about the science of snow in the Sierras, and how different weather patterns affect local snowpacks