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Young children discover STEM during pandemic

Extension provides resources to families for STEM activities at home

Health District and University release COVID-19 antibody study results

Study estimates indicate the number of COVID-19 infections is higher than reported

Mind your social media manners

University professors examine how social media platforms can be used for constructive conversation

University Libraries buildings to reopen with limited access, continued virtual support

Beginning July 6 University users can visit the Mathewson-IGT Knowledge Center, DeLaMare Science and Engineering Library, Savitt Medical Library in-person, with limited access; masks required to enter

Downing Clinic Continues Services during COVID-19

Approval for telehealth means clinic carries on work with old clients and accepts new ones during the pandemic.

Extension offers online sessions on business resources and running a business

Discussions aim to help keep small businesses informed to help them through COVID and beyond

Gardening and horticultural events offered to grow the summer spirit

Extension hosts events and online gardening classes for southern Â鶹ӳ»­

Extension offers online session to help ag producers and others manage stress

COVID-19 causing stress and mental health challenges to nation’s farmers and ranchers

Summer School Diaries

The first summer school was held in 1912 for Â鶹ӳ»­ teachers

Marketing coordinator to raise awareness of Extension programs

Molly Malloy joins Extension to create cohesive marketing strategies for Clark County programs

The Â鶹ӳ»­ gains a new college this summer

Honors Program undergoing change into Honors College

Faces of the Pack: Graduate student gains experience in rapidly growing engineering field

Forrest Hierholzer is researching asphalt pavement durability in the civil and environmental engineering department