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Sci-On! Film Festival brings science and science fiction short films to Reno

Festival offers in-person and online passes May 4-9 for films from around the world

IEA Women & Minority in Construction Scholarship established

The first recipients will be named in Fall 2021.

A letter to the 2021 Medical Student Graduating Class: Advice from the front lines of the pandemic

Christopher Clifford, M.D. ‘18, B.S. '13 provides insight into life on the front lines of COVID-19 for the graduating Class of 2021 medical students

Assistant professor studies water cycle in ecosystems and across landscapes

Scott Allen joins the Department of Natural Resources & Environmental Science

The College of Engineering connects with the community through virtual Innovation Day

On April 30, the College of Engineering launched a website with project descriptions and lightning talks from all 105 student teams.

Amy Altick asks "What did your brain do for you today?"

Dr. Altick receives the Outstanding Outreach and Engagement Faculty Award for her work with the Society for Neuroscience

Painstaking Processing in the Archives

Preserving Nevada’s History of Environmental Activism

A Home We Never Expected

Dance alumna reflects on what home means as it relates to dance experiences in her life

Orvis School of Nursing staff receive national recognition

Two staff members from the Orvis School of Nursing were recently recognized for their contributions to their field.

Mary White Stewart: A University career that changed lives for the better

An influential campus voice, groundbreaking professor and a founder of GRI, passes away

Mercury levels in pet food cause for concern, fish-based foods main culprit

New study by ҹɫÊÓƵ scientists also shows inaccurate ingredient labeling

Fit between people's interests and their jobs tends to get better over time

University researcher discovers people tend to leave educational and work environments that do not fit their interests and seek out better fitting majors and jobs