Silver State Journal News
Laura DaVinci named director of higher education advocacy network
By Silver State Journal | Dec 18, 2024
Laura DaVinci has been appointed as the Director of Every Learner Everywhere, a network advocating for equitable outcomes in U.S. higher education through digital learning advancements.
Nevada launches inaugural challenge to boost student FAFSA completion rates
By Silver State Journal | Dec 18, 2024
The Nevada System of Higher Education (NSHE) has announced the launch of the first Nevada FAFSA Challenge.
Nevada DMV appoints Paolo David as new public information officer
By Silver State Journal | Dec 18, 2024
The Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) has announced the addition of Paolo David to its public information officer team.
TRPA board elects Hayley Williamson as chair; approves housing plan amendments
By Silver State Journal | Dec 18, 2024
The Tahoe Regional Planning Agency (TRPA) Governing Board has appointed Hayley Williamson as its new Chair.
WNC Foundation unveils new notecard collection supporting scholarships
By Silver State Journal | Dec 18, 2024
Western Nevada College Foundation has introduced its 2024 notecard collection, designed to support student scholarships and college programs.
TMCC concludes soccer season with awards banquet honoring players
By Silver State Journal | Dec 18, 2024
Truckee Meadows Community College (TMCC) recently concluded its 2024 soccer season with an awards banquet held on November 21 at the TMCC Fitness Center.
CSN collaborates with local organizations to aid Nevadans seeking U.S. citizenship
By Silver State Journal | Dec 17, 2024
CSN collaborated with the Asian Community Development Council (ACDC) and The Immigrant Home Foundation over the weekend to support Nevadans on their path to U.S. citizenship.
CSN libraries offer mystery books for winter break
By Silver State Journal | Dec 17, 2024
Before the winter break, students and faculty at any CSN campus library can pick up a mystery book to enjoy during their study breaks.
FTC excludes restaurant fees from 'junk fees' regulation
By Silver State Journal | Dec 17, 2024
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has decided to exclude restaurant fees from its proposed "junk fees" ban, marking a significant win for the restaurant industry.
WaterStart unveils report on strategies for water conservation in Nevada
By Silver State Journal | Dec 17, 2024
WaterStart, a nonprofit organization focused on connecting innovative technology companies with global water agencies and major water consumers, has announced the release of its report titled "Building a Waterwise Economy."
NSHE honors Dr. Lois Tarkanian's contributions at quarterly meeting
By Silver State Journal | Dec 17, 2024
The Nevada System of Higher Education (NSHE) Board of Regents recently dedicated time during their quarterly meeting to honor the memory of Dr. Lois Tarkanian, a committed Regent known for her advocacy in education and public service.
UNLV alumnus Zachary Billot becomes university's first-ever Marshall Scholar
By Silver State Journal | Dec 16, 2024
UNLV alumnus Zachary Billot has made history by becoming the first in the university's history to be awarded a Marshall Scholarship.
Nevada group proposes integrating outdoor education in schools
By Silver State Journal | Dec 16, 2024
The Advisory Working Group (AWG), composed of representatives from various sectors including state agencies, educators, school administrators, nonprofit organizations, legislators, and students, has released recommendations to integrate outdoor...
UNLV honors six outstanding students for winter graduation
By Silver State Journal | Dec 12, 2024
The University of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV) will honor six students as outstanding graduates during the winter commencement ceremonies.
Nevada nonprofits criticize representatives Lee and Amodei for supporting controversial bill
By Silver State Journal | Nov 21, 2024
The U.S. House of Representatives has narrowly passed House Resolution 9495, with a vote count of 219 to 184.
Nevada Supreme Court case tests limits on court transparency
By Silver State Journal | Nov 7, 2024
Holland & Hart and the ACLU of Nevada have collaborated on an amicus brief submitted to the Nevada Supreme Court.
ACLU secures settlement with Nye County over poll observer access
By Silver State Journal | Oct 28, 2024
In a recent development concerning election transparency, Nye County has reached a settlement with the ACLU of Nevada regarding restrictions on poll observers based on political affiliation.
Nevada mass voter challenge lawsuit dismissed ahead of November elections
By Silver State Journal | Oct 14, 2024
A lawsuit challenging the voter rolls in Washoe County, Nevada, has been dismissed with prejudice.