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President Sandoval sits to the right of Jeffrey Hutsler in a podcast recording room.

“Sagebrushers” season 2 kicks off with an important conversation about neurodiversity

President Brian Sandoval visits with University Neurodiversity Alliance member Jeffrey Hutsler during Neurodiversity Celebration Week

March 13, 2023
Health & Medicine
A child eating cereal in a bowl of milk.

Are drink tablets safe for my family? | ¿Son seguros para mi familia los comprimidos para bebidas (drink tablets)?

Some have ingredients that are unsafe for kids. | Algunos tienen ingredientes que no son seguros para los niños.

March 10, 2023
Science & Technology
A man in front of a screen speaks to an audience.

Energy Solutions Forum speaker works on processes to take carbon out of the air

Christopher Jones says we need to transition to renewable energy as well as implement direct air capture

March 09, 2023
Impact & Student Success
Woman stands outside next to two freewalls that together are spray painted to reflect the combined art of many people who attended the FreeWall Jam event. The mural is colorful and features images of hearts and people and stairs.

Multicultural Center’s FreeWall Jam event brings inspiration, camaraderie and discussion to campus

Spray painting artist “Doomed Movement,” Terrence Hammond, creates art with students and community

March 09, 2023
Impact & Student Success
Group of students walking up stairs as they smile and talk amongst each other in front of a brown brick and clear glass building with a silver handrail in the middle.

Joining the Pack welcomes eighth-grade students to the University of ϱ, Reno

The pilot program encourages middle schoolers to think about going to college

March 09, 2023
Arts & Culture
The U.S. Navy Concert Band on stage.

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

The University of ϱ, Reno to host the free, family-friendly concert on March 15

March 09, 2023
Business & Entrepreneurship
Two men and one woman dressed in business attire surround an open laptop

College of Business researchers investigate if gender quota laws lead to increased perception of tokenism

Women on boards of directors viewed as tokens to lesser extent when gender quota minimum is exceeded

March 08, 2023
Education & Public Service
Robert Laxalt speaks to a crowd at a podium at the dedication ceremony of the National Basque Monument on August 27, 1989.

Basque Library, Center for Basque Studies celebrate career, writing of Robert Laxalt

Two-day conference March 9 – 10 to feature local, regional, international scholars along with Basque music, dancing and improvisational poetry

March 08, 2023
Science & Technology
Six women stand at the end of a hallway smiling. A woman in the middle wearing a cardigan is looking to her right and smiling.

For Interim Dean of the College of Science Katherine McCall, the people make the place

The interim dean has long worked to ensure everyone has access to STEM education

March 06, 2023
Science & Technology
The sun takes up much of the left side of the image, but a large stream of plasma that looks like fire is extending out toward the right side of the photo.

How many states of matter are there?

Physics professor shares his thoughts on a surprisingly difficult question

March 03, 2023
Education & Public Service
Mae Gustin on the left and John Cushman on the right.

Professors Gustin and Cushman elected as American Association for the Advancement of Science Fellows

AAAS Fellowship is one of the most distinguished honors in the scientific community internationally

March 03, 2023
Arts & Culture
Digital illustration of a girl looking at a butterfly by Jahi titled "Elise la Lombriz," 2021.

Decolonizing the outdoors

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

March 03, 2023