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- 1Nevada Athletics names Renown Health official healthcare partner▼Nevada Athletics announces Renown Health as official healthcare partner
Nevada Athletics at the University of Nevada, Reno has announced Renown Health as its official healthcare partner. The multi-year agreement makes the Reno-based health system the medical partner for the university's athletic programs, providing care and sports medicine support for student-athletes. The announcement was shared by the university and its athletics department, highlighting the growing ties between college sports programs and regional healthcare providers.
- 2UNLV Says Career Readiness Starts with Internship Exploration●The Internship Advantage: Career Readiness Begins with Exploration
The University of Nevada, Las Vegas is promoting the idea that career readiness begins with exploration through internships. The university argues that hands-on work experience helps students test career paths, build professional networks and develop practical skills before graduating. The message is aimed at students weighing whether an internship is worth pursuing during their studies.
- 3Animal Science Program aims to build livestock workforce▼Animal Science Program to develop workforce for animal-related industries and livestock production
The University of Nevada, Reno has launched an Animal Science Program designed to prepare students for careers in animal-related industries and livestock production. The program is intended to develop a skilled workforce to support agricultural employers in the region and strengthen the state's livestock sector.
- 4AI expert calls on faculty to redesign courses▼AI expert urges faculty to redesign courses for AI era
An AI expert told faculty at the University of Nevada, Reno that courses need to be redesigned for the AI era. The message is that artificial intelligence is changing how students learn and work, and teaching methods must adapt rather than resist the technology. The call to redesign curriculum reflects a wider debate in higher education about how to integrate AI tools into assessment and instruction.
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The University of Nevada, Reno has launched a new animal science program aimed at keeping students in Nevada rather than losing them to out-of-state universities. The program gives students interested in animal science, veterinary pathways and related agricultural fields a reason to pursue their studies within the state.
- 6ACLU Seeks Volunteers as Student Senate Discusses Fitness Funding▼Fitness Department Discusses Funding, ACLU Seeks Volunteers at ASUN Senate Meeting
At a recent ASUN Senate meeting at the University of Nevada, Reno, senators discussed funding for the Fitness Department while the ACLU attended to recruit student volunteers. The meeting covered how student government allocates money to campus recreation programs and gave advocacy groups a chance to connect with students interested in civil liberties work.
- 7Nevada Online enrollment grows amid demand for flexible learning▼Nevada Online enrollment grows as demand for flexible education rises
Nevada Online, the University of Nevada, Reno's online education program, reports growing enrollment as more students seek flexible study options. The university says rising demand for remote and adaptable coursework is driving the increase, reflecting a broader shift in how students balance education with work and family commitments.
- 8Renown Health Named Official Healthcare Partner of Nevada Athletics▼University of Nevada Athletics Announces Renown Health as Official Healthcare Partner
University of Nevada Athletics has announced Renown Health as its official healthcare partner. The multi-year partnership will provide medical services and support for Nevada student-athletes, covering areas such as sports medicine and athlete health care. The announcement was made through the university's athletics marketing partner and marks a formal tie-up between the school's sports programs and the Reno-based health network.
- 9University of Nevada, Reno launches animal science degree▼UNR now offering Bachelor of Animal Science
The University of Nevada, Reno has added a Bachelor of Animal Science to its undergraduate offerings. The new program gives students a dedicated four-year degree in the field, covering areas such as livestock, animal health and agriculture. Local coverage highlights the expansion of UNR's science and agriculture programs, which could attract students interested in careers in animal-related industries.
- 10UNLV Plastic Surgeon Helps Children with Facial Birth Defects▼UNLV Plastic Surgeon Changing Lives of Children with Facial Birth Defects
A plastic surgeon at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas is being highlighted for performing reconstructive surgery on children born with facial birth defects, such as cleft lip and palate. The university is promoting the work as an example of medical care changing young patients' lives. Further details about specific cases or patient numbers were not provided.
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The University of Nevada, Las Vegas is sharing the story of a woman who, later in life, is pursuing a dream she has held for years, under the banner 'Her Turn: Pursuing a Lifelong Dream'. The piece frames her studies as an example of lifelong learning and second chances in higher education.