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The fentanyl crisis in the United States continues to have severe impacts, with over 100,000 Americans dying annually from drug overdoses.

Women’s prison program hosts showcase and job fair for hospitality students

CSN and the Nevada Department of Corrections will host a showcase and job fair on December 5, from 1-4 p.m., at the Florence McClure Women’s Correctional Center.

Halloween fun at Dini Student Center with parade, escape room

The Halloween celebration at the Dini Student Center today featured costumes, games, and festive activities.

CSN hosts election night watch event with free refreshments

The College of Southern Nevada (CSN) is set to host an Election Night Watch Gathering at its North Las Vegas Campus.

Van Davis named executive director of WCET

Dr. Van Davis has been appointed as the new executive director of WCET – WICHE Cooperative for Educational Technologies and vice president, digital learning, at the Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education (WICHE).

High-profile Las Vegas attorneys oppose Nevada's fee cap initiative

In Las Vegas, the legal battle over the proposed cap on contingency fees in civil cases centers on access to justice and the interests of prominent attorneys Steve Dimopoulos and Farhan Naqvi.

WNC hosts breast cancer awareness walk at Carson City campus

By D. D. Diggs | Oct 30, 2024

Western Nevada College's Healthy Campus and Environment Committee organized a Breast Cancer Awareness trail walk on October 30, 2024.

Nevada commission nominates finalists for first judicial position

The Nevada Commission on Judicial Selection held a meeting on September 23, 2024, to discuss candidates for the vacancy in Department 1 of the 1st Judicial District Court.

Nevada expands nursing enrollment amid ongoing shortage

The state of Nevada is experiencing a significant shortage of registered nurses, a trend expected to persist in the coming years.

DRI recruits Fallon residents for study on well water contamination

DRI scientists are seeking fifteen Fallon residents with private wells to participate in a water quality study.

Nevada Commission on Mentoring opens FY2025 micro-grant applications

The Nevada Commission on Mentoring (NCOM) has opened applications for its FY2025 micro-grants.

Nevada State University launches SMART Growth Initiative for major campus expansion

Nevada State University has launched its SMART Growth Initiative, aiming to expand its campus in line with Nevada's educational and workforce needs.

CSN hosts fall festival for first-generation students

First-generation students at the College of Southern Nevada (CSN) are invited to participate in the First-Gen Fall Festival on November 1.

United Way seeks last donations for Women United Suit Drive

United Way of Southern Nevada (UWSN) is making a final appeal for donations to its 17th Annual Women United Suit Drive.

CSN leaders engage young learners through special storytime sessions

CSN's Early Childhood Education Lab recently held a series of storytime sessions with visits from top leaders. Dr. William Kibler, President of CSN, and Dr. James McCoy, Vice President of Academic Affairs, participated in these events to share...

Breast Cancer Awareness Month ends; survivors share their stories

October marks the end of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, but the significance of awareness persists throughout the year.

CSN offers Thanksgiving dinner to-go bags on first-come, first-served basis

CSN is offering a unique Thanksgiving option this year with its "Thanksgiving Dinner To-Go Bags."

CSN launches new initiative focused on student feedback

The College of Southern Nevada (CSN) has introduced a new program titled "Elevating Student Voices," which aims to prioritize student feedback in decision-making processes on campus.

College of Southern Nevada hosts Mindful Monday event