A judge dismissed two more of former professor Hussein S. Hussein’s lawsuits against the university, spokeswoman Jane Tors said Friday.
The lawsuits were the first of 14 filed by the professor and the first two that looked destined for court. Seven others have been dismissed over the course of the legal battle and two are on […]

Fired animal nutrition research professor Hussein S. Hussein’s lawyer, Jeffrey Dickerson requested a thorough audit of the university’s research donations Wednesday while arguing that Hussein was singled out for retribution for being a whistle-blower.

University President Milton Glick fired professor Hussein S. Hussein on Friday, going against the recommendation of three of the four people on Hussein’s hearing committee and its judge.

Charlene Clark, who works at Shoenberger & Shoenberger realtors, said many student renters tend to make holes in the dry wall, be it from horseplay or shoved-open doors.

Faculty senate urges students to remind teachers to turn book orders in on time.

A small kitchen fire broke out in an apartment across the street from the Pi Beta Phi sorority house on Sierra Street around 7:30 p.m. Saturday. There were no injuries, said Daniel Russ of the Reno Fire Department.

None of the five people who lived in the apartment are students, Russ said.

A hearing officer has determined that professor Hussein S. Hussein deserves to be reprimanded but should also keep his job.

A special hearing committee will make its recommendation to University of Nevada, Reno President Milton Glick by April 7 on whether professor Hussein S. Hussein should keep his job or face other other sanctions.

A federal court will arraign Mohamed Kalam Kamaludeen March 14 for his alleged involvement in the stabbing murder of University of Nevada, Reno professor Judy Calder.

The four student presidential candidates danced and dived, lost their trains of thought and rambled through some of their positions Friday night.

After Denison’s Jan. 20 abduction, the culture at the University of Nevada, Reno changed. Groups of women walk together at night, instead of individually with iPods. Self-defense classes draw dozens of people.

A hearing officer ruled Tuesday that a fired University of Nevada, Reno Police Department lieutenant must be reinstated with the university police.

Raveca and Octavian Pintea ran an elderly care facility in California before coming to the University of Nevada, Reno.

They saved to pay for their first semester in the nursing program out of pocket. And while the business pulls in about $100,000 a year, profit margins are much less, Octavian Pintea, 27, said. As tuition and books soared to $4,000-plus for each of them, they looked for loans.

The University of Nevada, Reno Honors Program will move to the Manzanita Lake Room in the coming months, drawing some complaints from the student government over losing space students eat in.

For the second time in three years, University of Nevada, Reno professor Hussein S. Hussein is alleging someone purposely ruined his research.

Over the winter break, someone left open the door to a walk-in freezer in the Fleischmann Agriculture building. Several research samples thawed and possibly spoiled during the undetermined amount of time, Hussein said. He valued the damage at $300,000.

Hussein filed a police report Jan. 9, hours after his assistant, Laurie Bollinger, reported the damage. Police stopped their investigation about three weeks later, saying it is an administrative matter for the College of Agriculture, Biotechnology and Natural Resources.