The University of Nevada, Reno Police Department plans to launch a text message alert system later this month. The system will be used as an extra notification tool for emergency situations, UNRPD Commander Todd Renwick said.

Canoes sliced the glassy surface of the Sparks Marina Sunday as award-winning paddlers rowed the boats through the water during practice. The paddlers, members of the University of Nevada, Reno’s Concrete Canoe Team recently began training to compete in the National Concrete Canoe Championships.

Juniors Michael Cox and Nolan Warner often find themselves deep into their video game trance when they finally feel the need for food at 2 a.m.

Inside the suits, they feel invincible. Alphie and Wolfie, the university’s mascot and his little brother, can dance, flirt with girls and play tricks on fans, and no one knows their identity.

Ask students about changing the minimum age to drink alcohol and the answers will echo the creators and supporters of a recent petition among college presidents to reopen debate on the 21-to-drink law.

After paying for tuition, rent, food and books, freshman Maryanne Baker is in a tight spot financially.

Amidst a computer-system change in the 1980s, Getchell Library staff sifted through a card catalog organized by call numbers to keep tabs on books. Students filed a paper card in the bin when checking out materials.

Our first step toward better communication is the installation of a new, immersive forum on nevadasagebrush.com. Here, anyone can build a small profile and start a topic about anything: life, sex, movies, hair, booze, etc.

News Editor Jessica Fryman takes you inside the new Mathewson-IGT Knowledge Center. Produced by Chelsea Otakan.
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The smell of burritos and pizza filled the air as Alldaydrive, a local Reno band, blasted rock music across the quad. Music, games, handouts and, of course, free food were all part of the Friday Festival Aug. 22.

As another school year is about to begin, I would like to take this opportunity to welcome all the new students to the University of Nevada, Reno. Whether you are a freshman right out of high school, a transferring upperclassman or the creepy 40-year-old man who lives in the dorms for some reason, we welcome [...]

Ah, college. This is the beginning of a journey into young adulthood. The umbilical cord has officially been cut and you’ve been tossed into the deep end of a pool without any floaties.
As exhilarating and informative as freshman orientation is, here are a few nuggets of wisdom to help you survive the college social scene.
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Freshmen react to the R-word differently – excitement, dismay, anxiety.
The Roommate.
“The most beneficial thing about having a roommate your freshman year of college is developing and learning skills that teach you what it means to communicate with someone else,” said Jerome Maese, associate director of Residential Life, Housing and Food Services. “To have a great [...]

With earthquakes increasing in the Reno area, officials anticipate, discuss potential disasters

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