Posts in category Campus Event

The Last Poets, a group of musicians and poets known for their intense activism during the Civil Rights and Black Power movements, performed at the …

Lotería is a piece of home to Mexican communities throughout the United States. On Wednesday, Sept. 26, the Joe Crowley Student Union hosted Lotería Night …

The Manhattan Short Film Festival returned to the Reno this year, presenting nine short films out of 1,665 entries from 73 countries. Films included Baghead, …

Theatrical productions usually follow a one-way path — an assembly line of sorts. The playwright writes the words, the director interprets them to create an …

Gabby Rivera wasn’t always impressed by gorgeous, muscular comic book characters as a queer Latina growing up in the Bronx. “I was petty,” she said. …

Students huddled together in groups outside the Reno Events Center after the Biggest Little Festival on Friday, Sept. 8, eagerly awaiting their rides and buzzing …

Fall classes have resumed once again, which means many students — both new and old — will likely become overwhelmed by the variety of resources on campus that make …

There’s no doubt about it— virtual reality is awesome. Although it’s been around for decades, VR has been catching on more recently among storytellers, scholars, …

The Associated Students of the University of Nevada held the annual Spring Concert on this past Friday, May 4, with college students swarming in front …

A century ago in 1918, jazz was just beginning to take America by storm with its loud, abrasive sounds, improvised harmonies and extensive cultural history. …