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Research & Innovation

Reproduction made us all. So why do so many mysteries still persist?

Nevada researchers tackling one of maternal health’s biggest shortcomings: Preterm labor

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5/9/2025
Research & Innovation

Regional water and environmental stakeholders gather for annual symposium

University researchers and water experts presented May 1-2 at the Truckee River Watershed Symposium

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5/12/2025
Impact & Student Success

Jennifer Hollander receives 2025 F. Donald Tibbitts Distinguished Teacher Award

'Dr. Hollander’s mentorship has significantly shaped my academic journey and fueled my interest in biology'

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5/12/2025
Science & Technology

Theoretical physicist finds evidence quantum geometry can increase critical temperatures of superconductors

Quantum geometry is an underexplored area of physics but could have far-reaching implications

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5/12/2025
Impact & Student Success

Sergiu Dascalu receives Paul and Judy Bible Teaching Excellence Award

'As a professor, your success is measured by the success of your students'

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5/12/2025

Recognitions

David Calvert recognized as a 2024 NPPA Honors Award recipient

May 12, 2025

Faculty Spotlight: Joshua Anderson, DMA, named Grammy Musical Educator Award semi-finalist

May 08, 2025

Associate Professor Xiaoyu Pu, Ph.D., named project fellow for 2025 by the Penn Project

May 08, 2025

All Recognitions
Research & Innovation

And the winners are …

Results of the 2025 69ÀÏʪ»ú¸£Àû 3-Minute Thesis competition

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5/12/2025
Arts & Culture

From exhibition to excellence: College of Liberal Art's Winter Guard shines on stage

With hard work and dedication, Winter Guard performs with University and College pride

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5/12/2025
Health & Medicine

Gerontology: A path to enriching lives

Highlighting graduating students from the Gerontology Academic Program at the 69ÀÏʪ»ú¸£Àû

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5/12/2025
Impact & Student Success

College of Agriculture, Biotechnology & Natural Resources celebrates excellence at 2025 Spring Awards Night

Event honors students, faculty, staff and supporters for achievements in academics, research and service

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5/9/2025

University Podcasts

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

Podcasts
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Media & Society

Six Reynolds School students honored with prestigious Hearst Awards

The awardees were recognized for their exceptional work in the multimedia, writing and audio categories

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5/9/2025

Nevada in the news


  • Engineering students showcase their senior projects, solving real-world problems in seven different disciplines.  - 2 News Nevada


  • The 69ÀÏʪ»ú¸£Àû's College of Agriculture, Biotechnology and Natural Resources and Extension has a peer-reviewed list of go-bag essentials for evacuations. – Reno Gazette Journal



  • They partnered with The Discovery to host the event — and were sponsored by the Aerospace and Defense Academy at the 69ÀÏʪ»ú¸£Àû. – 2 News Nevada

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Campus Announcements

Register for Spring Into Action: Community Clean-Up Volunteer Event, Hosted by the 69ÀÏʪ»ú¸£Àû, April 13

Free Unity in Diversity event to take place on April 15 - registration now open

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Ask the Professor

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Health & Medicine

Understanding autism myths and misconceptions

Professors Shanon Taylor and Lindsay Diamond debunk common beliefs about autism, promoting a better understanding of neurodiversity

Education & Public Service

How can I help readers in upper elementary and middle school read more?

Professor Dianna Townsend shares strategies to spark a love of reading in older kids

Education & Public Service

Understanding Sexual Assault: Myths vs. Facts

April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month. Learn what you can do to keep yourself safe.

Health & Medicine

The toxic truth about acrylic nails

As acrylic nails continue to rise in popularity, many are asking: What risks do acrylic nails pose to our health and the environment?

Top Stories

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Health & Medicine

UNR Med’s Learning and Wellness Resource Center: Supporting medical students holistically

The Center empowers students to intentionally integrate learning strategies and wellness practices into their medical school experience

Research & Innovation

Nanofabrication Lab opens April 18

College of Engineering poised to develop a semiconductor workforce in Nevada

Research & Innovation

Chasing answers: My journey into Parkinson’s disease research

Undergraduate researcher Anirudh Praveen explores complexities of brain aging and neurodegenerative disease

Health & Medicine

Gamechanger: School of Public Health expands mental health services, training with support from the Community Foundation’s Northern Nevada Endowment Fund

Community Behavioral Health Collaborative increases access to care while building the mental health workforce

Latest News

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Research & Innovation

Reproduction made us all. So why do so many mysteries still persist?

Nevada researchers tackling one of maternal health’s biggest shortcomings: Preterm labor

Education & Public Service

Sagebrushers season 4 ep. 2: Creating college pathways with Joe Nannini

President Sandoval and Nannini discuss the Collegiate Academy program

Research & Innovation

University researchers predict improved water yields after forest thinning

Runoff increases by 8% to 14% from thinned forests during drought years when it’s needed most

Campus Life & Athletics

Biomedical Engineering student named an NSF Graduate Research Fellow

Jada Okaikoi headed to Cornell to study biomedicine

Editor's Picks

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Research & Innovation

Reproduction made us all. So why do so many mysteries still persist?

Nevada researchers tackling one of maternal health’s biggest shortcomings: Preterm labor

Campus Life & Athletics

Biomedical Engineering student named an NSF Graduate Research Fellow

Jada Okaikoi headed to Cornell to study biomedicine

Media & Society

Grads of the Pack: Elizabeth Walsh

Biochemistry doctoral graduate Elizabeth Walsh was selected as a 2024 AAAS Mass Media Fellow. Here she shares her experiences in the Hitchcock Project for Visualizing Science and advice for scientists interested in science communication.

Research & Innovation

Nanofabrication Lab opens April 18

College of Engineering poised to develop a semiconductor workforce in Nevada