University police crack down on bicycle, skating policies
University Police Services cracked down on alternate means of transportation to campus . After sending out a warning to all students last week, they spent …
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Standing Rock journalist discusses covering indigenous issues
In April 2016, protesters set camp to protest the Dakota Access Oil Pipeline in southern North Dakota. The pipeline would go through Standing Rock Sioux …
Swastikas painted inside UNR arts building
On the morning of Friday, Oct. 13, multiple swastikas were found spray painted in the well-known graffiti staircase inside the Church Fine Arts building. The …
News You Can Use: How to Study Abroad
College is about expanding your horizons—learning new things and pushing the limits, creating memories to last a lifetime. What better way to do that than …
UNR police launch internal investigation following “offensive” remarks from officer
by Madeline Purdue and Karolina Rivas The University of Nevada, Reno’s, Police Services is launching an investigation after an officer was captured on body camera …
Shaun King addresses importance of student activism on UNR campus
On Monday, Sept. 25, civil rights activist Shaun King spoke to students on issues of police brutality, Black Lives Matter Movement and other social justice …
Starbucks editor advocates corporate-funded content
Jennifer Sizemore, a marketing professional and current Vice President and Editor-in-Chief at Starbucks, spoke to journalism students on Monday about her experience creating content for …
University tests earthquake resistance on newly designed bridge
A new, leading-edge bridge design was tested in the Earthquake Engineering Laboratory on campus on Wednesday, Sept. 20. A large-scale, two-span bridge was knocked around …
UNR to continue Title IX enforcement despite rollback
The number of sexual assaults on college campuses have weighed down on university administrations across the country, and it has become a serious issue they …