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University of �鶹ӳ��'s Fall Dance Festival 2024 celebrates artistry, connection and creativity

The Festival was a stunning showcase of talent, featuring student and alumni choreography, theatrical performances and artistic collaboration

Food Sovereignty Program founded by Indigenous students celebrates “Paba Tuka”

Lance Owyhee shares about the recent event that celebrates Indigenous food sovereignty through traditional plants, cultural dishes and community collaboration

A "center of gravity" for global engagement: New center to increase University's international impact

Students, faculty, staff, and alumni gathered to celebrate the opening of the E.L. Cord Center for Global Engagement

Sagebrushers season 3 ep. 12: Executive Director of the Northern �鶹ӳ�� International Center

President Sandoval and Black discuss global engagement, language access, refugee resettlement and more

Ask the Professor: How can I have productive political conversations with friends and family?

Associate Professor of Communication Studies Amy Pason, Ph.D., dives into how to have conversations that encourage dialogue and understanding rather than argument

‘Africa in Reno’ series of events held in September on campus

The African Students’ Association discusses the success of this year’s event series, details their goals on campus and how others can join the association

Francisco de Vitoria’s Defense of Indigenous Peoples’ Rights – 150th Anniversary

Professor and Director of the Center for Basque Studies Xabier Irujo highlights the history behind Francisco de Vitoria's role in laying the foundation for human rights

University faculty member presents at the American Historical Association Congressional Briefing Series in Washington, D.C.

Associate Professor Renata Keller shares the value of learning history from new perspectives

Faces of the Pack: Kari Emm

Tribal Student Specialist Kari Emm’s journey of empowering Native students

The Great Basin Mural honors culture and community, creating a sense of belonging

Native American and Indigenous students respond to the mural on campus

Resilience—A Sansei Sense of Legacy

Exhibit at the Lilley Museum of Art explores the enduring effects of incarceration camps as told from third-generational Japanese Americans

School of Music celebrates creativity and collaboration with new album honoring �鶹ӳ��’s 150th anniversary

The album will be available on all major streaming platforms starting Oct. 10, 2024

Sagebrushers season 3 ep. 11: First Lady Lauralyn Sandoval

Lauralyn Sandoval guest hosts Sagebrushers as President Brian Sandoval becomes the interviewee in this commemorative 150th birthday episode

From maps to masks: �鶹ӳ�� 4-H bridges cultures through art and education

The youth development program is expanding Latin American cultural awareness to Clark County schools

Faces of the Pack: Jahahi Mazariego Contreras

Contreras discusses her passion for helping Latinx students on campus and her own experiences as a child of immigrant parents and a first-generation college student

School of Music Festival

The �鶹ӳ�� School of Music welcomes all to a music festival on the evenings of Oct. 4 and 5

Shakespearean mystery: What’s the story of newly discovered manuscript?

Handwriting similar to the playwright’s distinctive style abounds in previously unknown document

Great Basin Mural celebration on Sept. 19 part of the University’s sesquicentennial celebrations

Artist Autumn Harry to discuss how her vision has come to life

Sagebrushers season 3 ep. 10: Lilley Museum Director Stephanie Gibson

Gibson and University President Sandoval discuss notable artworks, student engagement in the arts and more

�鶹ӳ�� to host annual powwow event

The celebration will engage Native communities on campus, honor Indigenous traditions and kick off the new school year

�鶹ӳ�� School of Music welcomes Maureen Yuen

Yuen, a violinist and researcher, joins the school’s faculty

Indigenous students from across the state live and learn at the �鶹ӳ�� during Native LEAD program

The program is a week-long immersive experience for Indigenous high school students who want to attend college

Ask the Professor: How does the Olympic torch stay lit, even in the rain?

Associate Dean of Research and Chemical Engineering Professor Brandon Weeks explains the carefully choreographed procedures to keep the flame alive

Vibrant mural to commemorate the Latino Research Center's 20th anniversary

The mural will beautify campus and serve as a tribute to the rich culture, heritage and contributions of the Latino community in �鶹ӳ��

Representation matters

Autumn Harry’s new mural at the �鶹ӳ�� celebrates Pyramid Lake and the people who’ve worked to protect it

Sagebrushers season 3 ep. 7: Foundation Professor Peter Goin

President Sandoval and Goin explore his role photographing pivotal �鶹ӳ�� landscapes

Artown on the Quad at the �鶹ӳ��

Four free events will take place throughout July

�鶹ӳ��’s QLAB prepares for Pride Month

How the board empowers and supports LGBTQIA2S+ groups on campus

Professor Kathleen Leonard honored with ASUN Service-Learning Faculty Award

College of Liberal Arts Spanish lecturer recognized for integrating community engagement and experiential learning in innovative Spanish course

�鶹ӳ�� Museum of Art, Libraries partnership: A 360-degree view of Seven Magic Mountains

Libraries technologist to give �鶹ӳ�� Museum of Art “Art Bite” talk on Seven Magic Mountains VR project June 21, Noon at Museum

Faces of the Pack: Meet artist and advocate Connor Fogal

Painting with a brush attached to an adaptive headset, University faculty member creates a 35-foot-wide mural for the campus community

Eric J. García Mural Unveiling Celebration

Honoring history, community and creativity at the College of Liberal Arts

Grads Of The Pack: Emily Thao-Singh

Thao-Singh graduated from the School of Public Health and gave a speech at the Asian Pacific Islander Affinity Graduation Ceremony

Nate Hodges receives the 2024 F. Donald Tibbitts Distinguished Teacher Award

Colleagues and students cheer on their professor in a surprise classroom visit

NEH names University Associate Professor Justin Gifford as new Fellow

Taking a step back from teaching to focus on writing a biography

Harp Fest Returns to �鶹ӳ�� May 3

An annual concert in celebration of the harp returns to the �鶹ӳ��

Reno Jazz Festival at the �鶹ӳ��

Performances to run April 25 to 27 in Nightingale Concert Hall

Classical Tahoe returns to the �鶹ӳ�� at Lake Tahoe

Celebrate music and the beauty of the natural landscape from July 7-August 4

Iranian Culture Celebration event

The first Iranian Culture Celebration Event to be held on April 18, at the �鶹ӳ��

Musical 'Sweeney Todd, the Demon Barber of Fleet Street' at the �鶹ӳ��

Performances to run April 11 to 13 in Nightingale Concert Hall

An interview with 2024 Reno City Artist Chris Lanier

�鶹ӳ�� at Lake Tahoe artist and faculty reflects on upcoming art shows and his appreciation of smaller moments in life

TEDxReno: Spreading ideas, inspiring action, and building community

The independently organized event is on April 6 in Lawlor Events Center and offers $25 tickets for students

Reno Jazz Festival seeks volunteers for 2024 event

Each April, more than 100 volunteers help transform the University's campus into a hub for jazz, music education and innovation

Stephen Myler wins the Spring 2024 School of the Arts Sticker Contest with screen-printing and sonic inspiration

Submissions for the Fall 2024 Sticker Competition are now open

The women shaping our food history and future

�鶹ӳ�� Dining honors the legacy and innovation of female culinarians

Lilley Museum of Art awarded $500,000 grant

An award from the National Endowment for the Humanities will enable the museum to share, store and conserve a meaningful public art collection

Paul Taylor Dance Company immerses students in a five-day intensive workshop

Thirteen dance majors and minors learned Taylor’s stylized approach to movement during this unique residency

The School of Music presents a Day of Percussion on March 8

The gathering of young musicians features an evening concert with vibraphonist Sean Collins and his Folktet

University Studies Abroad Consortium celebrates USAC Week Feb. 26 to March 1

Various activities are planned to highlight study abroad locations and programs

The Lilley Museum of Art presents THE COUNTER/SELF

The award-winning exhibition will be on display at the �鶹ӳ�� from Feb. 29 to June 1, 2024

The School of Music announces two exciting upcoming performances

New musical works will be premiered in honor of the University’s 150th anniversary

Northern �鶹ӳ�� Diversity Summit to be held at �鶹ӳ�� on Feb. 22

This year’s theme is “Critical, Constructive, and Courageous Conversations”

Celebrate Black History Month with the Multicultural Center

Events celebrating history and culture are planned throughout February

�鶹ӳ�� at Lake Tahoe MFA students study in Lake Tahoe for a week

Writers, faculty and students in the Low-Residency Master of Fine Arts programs leave with forged friendships, new knowledge and MFA memories that will last a lifetime

The 40th annual Summer Arts Workshops returns to Lake Tahoe

The �鶹ӳ�� at Lake Tahoe hosts artists this summer for intensive workshops inspired by and missioned around protecting the lake

New faculty hires in the College of Liberal Arts, School of Music

Gaining national and international acclaim, the newly formed School of Music in the College of Liberal Arts celebrates four additions to the faculty, welcoming Dolora Zajick, Aren Long, Kevin Miescke and Michael TK Lam

Faces of the Pack: Animating campus life

Julius Santo Pietro's creative journey with �鶹ӳ�� Dining and Animation Club

Student and organ donor hero honored with memorial portrait to be featured in the 2024 Rose Parade®

Jake Sullivan Roman saved three people through organ donation – Donor Network West tributes his life in a memorial ‘floragraph’

An interview with artist Choey Eun Young Cho

Explore the art of 'Secret Echo' in the Garage Door Gallery at the Holman Arts and Media Center

Anthropology Research Museum receives NEH Preservation Assistance Grant

With the grant, the Museum is improving its curation practices and striving to make its space more welcoming for Indigenous peoples

Faces of the Pack: Xochitl Salinas

Native American alumna uses her master’s degree in social work to help her community and guide people through the healing process

Faces of the Pack: Carson Allen

Native business owner and full-time graduate student works to promote his brand and uplift Native voices in academia

‘Ribbon Skirts/Shirts’ event to be held Nov. 16 during Native American Heritage Month

�鶹ӳ�� honors Native American and Alaskan Native culture during November

Faces of the Pack: Travis Numan

Ph.D. student Travis Numan talks about his research on water rights, growing up on the Pyramid Lake Paiute Reservation and the Native American Fee Waiver

Stewart Indian School exhibit to open at the Lilley Museum of Art

Exhibit tells the story of the school and is part of the University’s event schedule for Native American Heritage Month

Krakauer & Tagg’s Square Peg Throwdown is an electric third installment by the Performing Arts Series

The Performing Arts Series presses onwards with this high-octane group of collaborators

Art of Looking opens at Prim Library’s Tahoe Gallery

Two new exhibits spotlight artists Kelly Chorpening and Eun Young Cho at the �鶹ӳ�� at Lake Tahoe

Sabrina Krueger’s Fall 2023 School of the Arts winning sticker effortlessly encapsulates happiness and humanness

Submissions for the Spring 2024 Sticker Competition are now open

Coordinator for Latinx Student Services at The Multicultural Center, Maggie Otero, talks events, community and student success

Maggie Otero, originally from Mexico City, uses her experiences from transitioning to the U.S. and learning to take up space in predominantly white areas to connect with students and create a safe space for them at The Multicultural Center

Sagebrushers season 2 ep. 13: Director of the Holman Arts & Media Center Rick Parsons

Parsons shares his passion for hosting the Summer Arts Workshops, teaching about art and environment and more

Wide-Eyed and Dreaming: A Season of Seeing at the �鶹ӳ�� Museum of Art

Using the free admission program, University students can see exhibitions exploring language, agency and the nature of memory at the �鶹ӳ�� Museum of Art

Butcher Brown propels the Performing Arts Series forward with a perspective of what music is – and can be

Oct. 12 brings the pioneers of “solar music” to the stage of Nightingale Concert Hall, with the University’s Jazz Lab I to accompany

Department of Music transitions to new name: �鶹ӳ�� School of Music

The name change reflects the School’s dedication to music education and its recognition of music’s importance in academia

And Shakespeare Got Basque

The Center for Basque Studies and Department of English host a magical evening of jazzy music and Shakespeare Sonnets

Powerhouse Latin-Alternative Quartet LADAMA to kick off the 2023-24 Performing Arts Series

Nightingale Concert Hall will feature acclaimed ensemble LADAMA in an inspiring performance blending traditional Latin music and truly powerful sonic ingenuity

Celebrate Hispanic/Latinx Heritage Month with the �鶹ӳ��

Events are planned throughout the observance month, Sept. 15 to Oct. 15, including the annual Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) celebration

Wide-Eyed And Dreaming: A Season of Seeing at the �鶹ӳ�� Museum of Art

Acts 1 and 2 at the �鶹ӳ�� Museum of Art explore identity, culture, race, immigration and other issues through the lens of these diverse exhibitions

Latin Alternative Powerhouse, LADAMA, kicks off the 2023-24 Performing Arts Series season

The �鶹ӳ��’s Performing Arts Series celebrates 63 years with a culturally diverse lineup of performances and free open-to-the-public events

Visual art and music converge in new Lake Tahoe exhibit

Jazz musician and visual artist collaborate on a new exhibit in the Prim Library with a public artist reception on August 1.

The �鶹ӳ�� will have a float in the Northern �鶹ӳ�� Pride Parade for the first time

Members from the Orvis Student Nursing Association are the driving force for getting a float in the parade

Artown on the Quad

Three, free events will celebrate art and culture on the University Quad starting July 11

Department of Music sings the praises of its students

The �鶹ӳ�� Department of Music reflects on the Spring 2023 semester, recognizing the notable achievements of its students

Mural at the Multicultural Center Honors AAPI Heritage

Artist Joshua Chang paints mural honoring his culture and heritage

Psychology professor’s illusion in top ten for Best Illusion Contest

Vote for the illusion Gideon Caplovitz created with his two daughters by May 27

Lake Tahoe drone video tips: How to get the shot

Chris Lanier, teaching professor of digital art at the �鶹ӳ��, at Lake Tahoe, provides tips and tricks for filming with a drone ahead of his June 26 Summer Arts Workshop.

Lake Tahoe Summer Arts Workshops return for the 39th year

The workshops provide skills-based intensive art experiences inspired by the beauty of Lake Tahoe and the Sierra �鶹ӳ��

Annual artist-in-residence program selects Marko Bajzer for national park residency

�鶹ӳ�� School of the Arts partners with Great Basin National Park Foundation to offer unique artist residency experience

�鶹ӳ�� showcased Cuban musician Daymé Arocena

Students and Reno community experienced series of events on Cuban jazz, music and culture

Visualizing the Vaccine

Artists and public health experts talk about their experiences with the COVID-19 vaccine

Land, Water, Place: An Art and Science Collaborative

Scholars, curators, academics and students will present interactive discussions focused on our complex relationships with land, water and place

Visions of Change: A Community Kickback

Students from the Gender, Race and Identity colloquium class organize last event of 2022-23 series

�鶹ӳ�� Chamber Opera presents Handel's Acis and Galatea

�鶹ӳ�� Chamber Opera, Chamber Choir and Symphony Orchestra collaborate for two extraordinary and distinct performances on April 20 and 22

Religious Studies Committee presents Jelena Subotic for Kutten lecture

Departments of Political Science and Gender, Race and Identity collaborate to host guest speaker, Jelena Subotic

61st Annual Reno Jazz Festival celebrates the future of jazz April 27-29

The festival features workshops and performances by groundbreaking trumpeter Marquis Hill and vibraphonist Joel Ross

Valerie Fridland releases new book “Like, Literally, Dude”

�鶹ӳ�� linguistics professor argues for the good in bad English

The art of Ben Aleck honors career of indigenous Numu (Northern Paiute) artist and educator

Aleck, a former �鶹ӳ�� Upward Bound program participant, talks about his art, �鶹ӳ�� and the opening of his exhibition at the �鶹ӳ�� Museum of Art

Athena Hildt’s Spring 2023 School of the Arts winning sticker seamlessly blends themes of life and death

Submissions now open for Fall 2023 contest

Jon Bilbao Basque Library, part of The Arborglyph Collaborative, receives $24,000 grant

Basque programs from Boise State, Cal State, Bakersfield, �鶹ӳ�� to document, share historical arborglyphs found across American West

�鶹ӳ�� presents Stupid F**king Bird

The Department of Theatre and Dance shares a gutsy modern take on a Chekhov classic

U.S. Navy National Concert Band makes a stop in Reno

The �鶹ӳ�� to host the free, family-friendly concert on March 15

Decolonizing the outdoors

Department of Gender, Race and Identity hosts events featuring Indigenous experts

Genre-defying Butterscotch concludes the 62nd Performing Arts Series season

Performing Arts Series season comes to a close with a show-stopping performance by the vocal percussionist virtuosa, Butterscotch

Sagebrushers ep. 12: Dr. Alyssa Nota

In honor of Study Abroad Day, President Brian Sandoval visits with the CEO of USAC Alyssa Nota to learn about the positive impacts of studying abroad on students' lives and careers

The Performing Arts Series presents one of the newest and most compelling jazz ensembles of our time — säje

On Feb. 9 the Grammy-nominated vocal supergroup will fill Nightingale Concert Hall with a captivating lineup

The Lilley Museum of Art appoints new director

Stephanie Gibson takes on new role at the �鶹ӳ��

�鶹ӳ�� presents Cabaret

The Department of Theatre and Dance and Department of Music collaborate to present the daring musical set in 1930s Berlin

The Pandemic – Where are we now?

Department of Gender, Race and Identity hosts events addressing the long-term impacts of COVID-19

Natalia Cardillo passes examinations to be a Federally Certified Court Interpreter

Cardillo, an instructor of Spanish at the University, is one of seven Federally Certified Court Interpreters within the state of �鶹ӳ��

Applications now open for Great Basin National Park Foundation-�鶹ӳ�� Artist-in-Residence Program

Deadline to apply to the third annual camping residency is March 1, 2023

Prisca Gayles receives National Endowment for the Humanities Fellowship

Gayles ethnographic research on Argentina’s Black social movement has been made possible in part by a major grant from the NEH

Music Department hosts Experience Music Day 2023

The open house event is free for the community to explore studying music at the University

Faces of the Pack: Alejandra Griswold and Kira Ewoldt

Two Liberal Arts students have been selected to present at the 2023 Writing Across Borders Conference in Norway

Tap dance, jazz, Mexican zapateado and Son Jarocho come together to tell the history of the female experience during the 1940’s Zoot Suit Riots

Pachuquísmo, created and performed by polyrhythmic dance and music ensemble, La Mezcla, will premier in Reno on Dec. 8

The Fall Dance Festival returns to the �鶹ӳ��

Dancers from the Department of Theatre and Dance captivate the audience with multiple performances

What is health justice?

Department of Gender, Race and Identity addresses health justice as part of yearlong series

Ana Perez-McKay wins the Fall 2022 School of the Arts Sticker Contest

Submissions are now open for the Spring 2023 contest

Internationally recognized brass quintet, M5 Mexican Brass to captivate audiences as they test the boundaries of performance

Latin America’s leading brass quintet blends virtuosic chamber music, blues, pop and theatrics

Artist Sydney Cain to give presentation at the �鶹ӳ�� Museum of Art Nov. 10

University students can attend for free with the Free Student Admission Program

Sagebrushers ep. 8: Dr. Steve Eubanks

President Brian Sandoval talks with Director of Athletic Bands Steve Eubanks about the Pride of Sierra Marching Band's plans for the coming year, Eubanks' background as a high school band director and more

College of Liberal Arts sponsors taxicab wrapped with Emile Perrotte’s artwork

Runner-up of Washoe County School District’s Taxi-Art Design Contest has art displayed on local cab

Low-residency MFA in Creative Writing program nurtures students on their writing journeys

The �鶹ӳ�� at Lake Tahoe program is uniquely designed with students in mind

Indigenous futures in the era of climate displacement

Department of Gender, Race and Identity addresses Indigenous knowledge for climate justice with upcoming talk

Faces of the Pack: Megha Malik selected to present research at international conference

Liberal Arts student receives �鶹ӳ�� Undergraduate Research Award to study the human-elephant-conflict in Sri Lanka

Sagebrushers ep. 7: Dr. Jafeth Sanchez

President Brian Sandoval talks with Director of the Latino Research Center Jafeth Sanchez about the Center's recent and upcoming events, its research goals and her experience as a math teacher in Washoe County.

Yumi Kurosawa Trio unites ancient and contemporary traditions in first performance of the 62nd Performing Arts Series season

World-renowned koto player showcases Japan’s national instrument on Thursday, Oct. 6 in Nightingale Concert Hall

GRI kicks off yearlong series focused on racial, health and climate justice

Department of Gender, Race and Identity addresses food security and racial justice with September events

El Grito of the �鶹ӳ��

A free, community-wide celebration of arts, family and Latinx/Hispanic heritage roots with ties to past and modern lived experiences takes place on Sept. 17 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Groundbreaking performance by La Mezcla kicks off the 2022-2023 Performing Arts Series season

The �鶹ӳ��’s Performing Arts Series celebrates 62 years with five barrier-shattering performances and free, open to the public activities

Anne Howard, trailblazing English professor and one of the founders of Women's Studies, passes away

During her distinguished 37-year career, Howard fought for equal rights in northern �鶹ӳ��

String Theory meets music theory at Artown on the Quad

Theoretical physics inspires harmony on the University Quad

Preserving the online legacy of Sierra �鶹ӳ�� University

Learn about efforts at the University Libraries to capture, preserve, and supply access to archived web content from Sierra �鶹ӳ�� University

Artown on the Quad: Four performances happening in July on the University’s campus

Free performances open to the public

Uncovering hidden historical data

Learn how you can find digital historical records for data-driven research in our collections.

Polish National Song and Dance Ensemble to perform on �鶹ӳ�� campus

Free June 6 performance by “Śląsk” is open to the public

Who is that doggie in the photo? A personal exploration

What can historical photos tell us? Manuscripts and Archives Librarian Jacquelyn Sundstrand's answer involves a hat-wearing dog

Indigenous feminist speakers brought to the �鶹ӳ��’s campus

Guest speakers are made possible through �鶹ӳ�� Humanities grants in an effort to promote decolonial change through local empowerment thanks to Lydia Huerta and Debra Harry

Douglas Boyle named Associate Vice Provost for Research and Creative Activities in Lake Tahoe

Longtime �鶹ӳ�� faculty member brings experience to new position after Sierra �鶹ӳ�� University acquisition; appointment to begin July 1

University of �鶹ӳ�� Press names new director

JoAnne Banducci has been selected to run the University of �鶹ӳ�� Press.

Wild Horses and Burros Documents Available Online

A complex project to preserve documents about a crucial issue in the American West.

Native American art, artists part of permanent collection at The Lilley Museum of Art

Curation and leadership of The Lilley’s Director, Vivian Zavataro, has given a platform to Native American artists, both contemporary and historical

Reno Jazz Orchestra showcases music of School of the Arts’ icon and newly established Larry Engstrom Endowment for the Advancement of Jazz

'I was surprised, humbled and overwhelmed with gratitude'

Memories of Lake Tahoe inspire the winning Fall 2021 School of the Arts sticker

Submissions now open for Spring 2022 School of the Arts sticker contest

Paula Kerger, PBS president, to speak at the 2021 Distinguished Lecture Series

Hosted by the College of Engineering, the community-oriented event will occur virtually on November 3.

Marching Band and Pep Band gearing up for Homecoming Game

Gifts needed for updating old uniforms and new equipment

Genocide, kill the Indian and save the man

The recent discovery of the remains of 215 indigenous children, former boarding students of the Kamloops Indian Residential School, has sparked a bitter debate both within and beyond the borders of Canada

�鶹ӳ�� Humanities with KUNR & Noticiero Movil to host online conversation Learning How to Listen

Virtual discussion on October 13, 2021 complements KUNR & Noticiero Movil One Small Step program

Performing Arts Series brings contemporary dance to northern �鶹ӳ�� communities

Ririe-Woodbury Dance Company, Utah’s most established contemporary dance company, will engage community members of all ages during weeklong residency

Unveiling ceremony for University’s newly named Multicultural Center

Multicultural Center Welcome event takes a look back at the importance, legacy of this pivotal campus space

Performing Arts Series is back on stage

The 2021-2022 Performing Arts Series season celebrates 61 years of live performance with six in-person events

University Libraries celebrate Artown 2021

More than five events offered between July 16 and July 30

Orvis School of Nursing Supports Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Work with Sponsorship of Pride Festival

Orvis sponsors Northern �鶹ӳ�� Pride Festival for third year in a row and continues work towards diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) on campus and in the community

Journalism professor emeritus turns one of the oldest forms of immersive media into virtual reality

The “Battle of Gettysburg Cyclorama” VR experience launches 158 years after the turning point battle

60th Anniversary Performing Arts Series Season concludes with the energy and zeal of rising-star vocalist Michael Mayo

Mayo performs an entirely live set from his home studio in New York City Thursday, April 22

Decades of Wildlife Past

James D. Yoakum Papers Ready for Use

Encountering Women in History: North American Women’s Letters and Diaries

The University Libraries’ North American Women’s Letters and Diaries database offers an unparalleled view of women in history. 

Acclaimed a cappella ensemble Sweet Honey In The Rock® performs during 60th anniversary Performing Arts Series season

Internationally renowned Sweet Honey In The Rock® will raise roofs and collective conscious Thursday, March 25

New Artist-in-Residence Program now accepting applications

�鶹ӳ�� School of the Arts partners with Great Basin National Park Foundation to offer rustic artist residency experience

Iranian cultural identity explored on winning 2021 School of the Arts sticker design

M.F.A. student Sogand Tabatabaei’s artwork, Coverage, is featured

60th Anniversary season of Performing Arts Series continues with three, one-of-a-kind virtual performances and interactive conversations

Award-winning Irish Quintet, Goitse, kicks off spring performances this February; new restaurant partners to offer takeout menus inspired by each visiting artist

University hosts 2nd Annual Writing and Well-Being Conference with keynote speaker Cornel West

Virtual conference offers three days of workshops and speakers including free lecture by Dr. West Monday, Jan. 4, at 3 p.m.

University’s student filmmakers to hold virtual film festival Dec. 11

School of Journalism’s sixth annual Student Documentary Film Festival airs on Facebook Live

Football Habemus!

The Club Deportivo Vasco soccer team of Caracas

Dance activates public space through site-specific performances

Students and faculty choreograph eight performances to be featured during Fall Dance Festival Friday, Nov. 20

Musical theatre revue explores mental health during the pandemic

'Bruised and Brave' premiers Nov. 13, on-demand through Nov. 15

The Lilley Museum and Reno Contemporaries host virtual community discussion Nov. 6

‘Art Ignites’ event meant to evoke discussion around diversity and inclusion, panel to include Sierra Hall mural artist

Mexico’s leading brass ensemble joins the Performing Arts Series this fall

M5 Mexican Brass will take the virtual stage Nov. 12 as part of the Series’ 60th anniversary season

Visiting homeland one more time now made possible through Patria Soli project

Jars of homeland soil delivered to those who can’t make the trip home

Performing Arts Series presents two days of contemporary dance through performance, conversation and workshops

Ririe-Woodbury Dance Company will engage with students, veterans and the community during PAS’s first virtual residency

Reynolds School alumna on covering the environment and education in Brazil

Journalist Luiza Vieira reflects on her journey and making meaningful stories

Air filter donation allows Department of Music to continue performing

Changes in practice protocols offer safer environment for music faculty and students

Author and former top editor Wanda Lloyd to speak at virtual forum next week

Free event Oct. 12 to focus on Lloyd’s memoir “COMING FULL CIRCLE” and diversity in the media industry

Reynolds School alum joins the fight against COVID-19

Tim Robb works to protect �鶹ӳ��ns with the new app, COVID Trace

Reynolds School alumna and minor earn their Certificate in Principles of Public Relations

Eighth and ninth students from the �鶹ӳ�� achieve public relations distinction

Communication Studies program rising in the ranks

The Department of Communication Studies boasts 25 scholarly awards in two years

Sierra Hall mural makes bold statement on diversity, equity and inclusion

Mural dedication event planned to honor the public artwork

Endowment creates �鶹ӳ�� history initiative

History department in College of Liberal Arts receives donation to help amplify history scholarship in �鶹ӳ��

Performing Arts Series celebrates 60th anniversary with one-of-a-kind virtual events

During the 2020-21 season, the performing arts explore new ways to command the stage and screens

“Heartbeat to Heartbeat, Eye to Eye” – new music video by Reno, for Reno

Song features University faculty and alumni performing artists

Student works with �鶹ӳ�� Arts Council as part of donor-funded internship

Art history major Gracie Krutz highlights her internship experience while earning liberal arts degree

Journalism alumnus pursues copywriting in New York City

A Reynolds School graduate’s unlikely path to making it on the East Coast

PRSSA �鶹ӳ�� recognized for year’s accomplishments with National Star Chapter Award

Student public relations organization receives award despite challenges from COVID-19

Reynolds School alumna uses public relations agency to create social change

Gattuso Coalition works with local nonprofits dedicated to worthy causes

Public called to submit pandemic materials for local history exhibit

�鶹ӳ�� Shared History Program seeks submissions to include in exhibit displaying daily life during pandemic

EFF and Reynolds School launch largest-ever collection of searchable data on police use of surveillance technologies

Atlas of Surveillance shines light on deployment of cameras, drones and more

Mind your social media manners

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

A journalism job search during COVID-19

Reynolds School alumna secures contract position at HuffPost

Service-learning course helps Northern �鶹ӳ�� Latinx community

Spanish major translates legal documents to aid in immigration, adoption and social justice matters in local community

Reynolds School Spring 2020 Semester in Review

Learn about faculty and student achievements during COVID-19

Murals highlighting diversity going up on University campus

The University is getting two new art murals on Sierra Hall and Ansari Business Building that underscore commitment to diversity

Researchers work to preserve neon signs in Northern �鶹ӳ��

�鶹ӳ��, National Historical Society and UNLV awarded grant to digitally archive area’s iconic history

Public relations and advertising competitions during a pandemic

Reynolds School’s Bateman and NSAC teams transition to online campaigns

Duet, a collaboration between sister museums at �鶹ӳ�� & University of �鶹ӳ��, Las Vegas

The Lilley and The Barrick Museums of Art join through a series of #SisterMuseumsNV social media posts

�鶹ӳ�� music professor named Regents’ Award winner for creative activities

Chair and Professor of Music and Cello Dmitri Atapine presented with Regents’ Award

Katie Grinsell named Reynolds School Spring 2020 Senior Scholar

Journalism student follows passion for visual communication

Student documentary recognized as Webby Award People’s Voice Winner

Journalism students win student video category for “Rainbow Rodeo”

Art still matters; covering non-essential communities

Even the art community is impacted by COVID-19

College of Liberal Arts students, faculty and staff earn top recognition

Students, faculty and staff in the College of Liberal Arts earn a number of University, College and community awards along with fellowships and endowments

Fab Lab partners with local businesses to make PPE for Renown healthcare workers

Fabrication Lab and Miller’s Jackets and Printing Services of �鶹ӳ�� are working together to help meet Renown’s community-donated goal for isolation gowns

Philosophy students make their case for reparations

Undergraduate researchers are using their scholarship to rethink a controversial topic

School of the Arts’ #ArtAt6Feet series: Keeping the arts alive

Music student Grace Desilets navigates the University’s transition to online classes

The Lilley @Home

The Lilley Museum joins in on the #MuseumFromHome fun

Advising during the pandemic

Virtual advising appointments replace face-to-face meetings in the College of Liberal Arts

Bluegrass band Steel Betty’s performance to conclude 2019-20 Performing Arts Series season

The Austin, Texas-based band will perform March 12 and facilitate a songwriting workshop during visit

Graphic designer presented with two international design awards

Graphic Design Program Director and Assistant Professor, Monica Maccaux, earns two German Design Awards.

Call for Volunteers for the 2020 Reno Jazz Festival, April 23-25

More than 100 volunteers needed to help to transform campus into a jazz hub

Award-winning musician Martha Redbone to perform at the University

The compelling voice in American roots music performs for audiences of all ages

Preserving the Awa Amazon Community

Anthropologist helps to protect and revitalize local indigenous communities in Brazil

School of the Arts celebrates ‘Connections,’ brings artwork to airport terminal

Student, faculty and alumni art exhibition on display in Reno-Tahoe International Airport’s Terminal C until April 20

Diverse panel to discuss women’s leadership in religious and spiritual life

'Breaking The Stained-Glass Ceiling' event to explore gender, leadership and faith

�鶹ӳ�� Humanities presents ‘The Constitution: What it Means to Me’ salon in Reno

University faculty moderate, provide expertise at free MidTown event

Musical theatre degree launched at the �鶹ӳ��

Department of Theatre and Dance offers only degree program in state of �鶹ӳ��

Reynolds School alumna earns Certificate in Principles of Public Relations

Lizbeth Alvarez is the seventh University graduate to complete the certification

�鶹ӳ�� Wind Ensemble ends year with concert featuring Mark Davis Scatterday

In 2019, music group performed for Paradise, Calif., students; released studio recording

A desire to support the community leads to a career change

Reynolds School alumna moves from digital marketing to work for Vegas Strong

KUNR selected to host Report for America journalist

Reporter will focus on Northern �鶹ӳ�� education stories in English and Spanish

Long-form journalism from inside a camper van

Author and journalist Jessica Bruder speaks as 2019 Laxalt Distinguished Writer

Navigating through your internships

How internships are foundational for a successful career

How one journalism student reports on Latinx family and culture

Speaking Spanish helps sophomore Andrew Mendez feel more connected

Reynolds School graduate alumna wins EDAWN award

Double Scoop arts publication wins microenterprise business of the year award

Take3, chamber and pop music trio, to perform

Performing Arts Series presents dynamic group community performances on Nov. 6-7

Recap: Communicating Science in a Divided Society

Expert panelists discuss issues that come with communicating science during the Hitchcock Project panel

Author & journalist Jessica Bruder honored by Laxalt Distinguished Writers Program

Bruder to speak about her work at the �鶹ӳ�� on Nov. 18

The Lilley hosts exhibition of Renoite Nolan Preece

Local artist to show retrospective of non-figurative photography

From the student newsroom to the city newsroom

Reynolds School alumnus shows that one of the most valuable experiences in one's career is during college.

Beyond toleration: Having difficult conversations in the age of social media

College of Liberal Arts' Engaging the Power of Diversity series tackles religious divides

"Is Privacy Over?" forum features David Carroll

Subject of "The Great Hack" film discusses privacy rights during Reynolds School event.

Noticiero Móvil: Elevando las voces de nuestra comunidad

Reynolds School student-run bilingual news outlet celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month by highlighting its storytelling efforts.

Field school helps bring Indigenous perspectives to research

Anthropology students combine tribal knowledge, learnings to help ‘decolonize archeology’

Panel of experts discuss "Communicating Science in a Divided Society"

School of Journalism holds launch event for the Hitchcock Project for Visualizing Science Oct. 21

David Carroll, subject of “The Great Hack” film, feature of noon forum

Carroll will speak about personal and public privacy trends and concerns at the University Oct. 16

The Moanin’ Frogs inspires northern �鶹ӳ�� music students

The Moanin’ Frogs kicks off the Performing Arts Series at the �鶹ӳ��

EFF partnership with School of Journalism launches "Atlas of Surveillance"

New report finds border communities inundated with surveillance technologies

Addressing the opioid epidemic with film

Reynolds School alumnus and team win Emmy Award for best documentary

Holding government accountable with public records reporting

School of Journalism offers a one-credit course to train students on the Freedom of Information Act

Claudia Cruz joins the Reynolds School as director of internships and experiential learning

Newest journalism faculty member previously worked as a Spanish-language technology reporter for CNET en Español.