Faces of the Pack: Irene Richardson teaches nutrition, studies the gut microbiome
"But more than anything, it's important because no person should feel helpless on how to properly care for and nourish their bodies."
Mission Support and Test Services supports undergraduate research
Student researchers studied security in a variety of fields.
New lizard defense mechanism observed
Two graduate students in the geography program spotted a new behavior in a lizard species.
Alumni Highlight: Rob Kittrell
Collaborative Â鶹ӳ» and Great Basin College building project Cashman Award Finalist
The 24th Annual Cashman Good Government Award honors government entities and individuals working to make citizen services work better, faster and cheaper
Â鶹ӳ» partners with TalentSprint Inc. to offer TechWise program supported by Google that aims to increase diversity in technology education
The program will prepare 20 University students for high-growth technology careers
Alumni Highlight: Marie (Grupczynski) Espin
Â鶹ӳ» English Professor awarded fellowship to research language ‘quirks’
College of Liberal Arts professor Valerie Fridland to publish book on speech and language
What were some of the atmospheric effects of the Tongan volcano eruption?
Atmospheric scientist Neil Lareau explains the global impacts of the Tongan volcano eruption.
Math isn’t always objective: Serving LGB+ sexualities and how the human doing the math matters
Lynda Wiest calls for research and change in how we consider identities in math education
MFA graduate earns prestigious fellowship for upcoming book project
Recent creative writing alumni publishes first book, with a second on the way
Get to know University Libraries Dean Catherine Cardwell
Dean Cardwell is identifying opportunities to continue the trajectory of excellence, innovation for the University Libraries