UNLV is one of many universities with options and massive decisions on the horizon. It also has a red-hot football program.

UNLV Rebels athletic director Erick Harper took over an athletic program with a lot of potential but also a lot of challenges over the past few years. Just in t ...

The uncertainty makes UNLV one of the country's more intriguing teams; it also makes them pretty hard to project with confidence." Leading the offense ☎️ Welcome to Las Vegas, @CoreyDennis_ 🎰 ...

Big schools will be allowed to spend big money under the new revenue-sharing rules in college sports, but some guardrails could provide an opportunity for UNLV.

UNLV is working to reverse the urban heat island by planting 3,000 trees. The UNLV-led Las Vegas Urban Forestry Initiative received a $5 million grant in 2023 to add drought-tolerant trees ...

UNLV assistant professor Ben Leffel stands for a portrait on May 28, 2025, on campus. Leffel, who works in the School of Public Policy and Leadership, studies the ways in which cities and ...

With the UNLV Rebels football schedule out and the season rapidly approaching, we are going to take a look at each Mountain West Conference game on the schedule and predict the winners and losers ...

James Faminu Transfer To UNLV He initially started his career with the Houston Cougars in 2020 before transferring to the Temple Owls in 2022. Now he joins the Rebels with the expectations of ...

You can't do that other places." UNLV couldn't have their spring game at Allegiant Stadium because of WrestleMania. "The benefit is, our players get to go to WrestleMania.

A large Las Vegas drug bust only gives a small window into the scope of the massive illegal market across Nevada, according to the UNLV Cannabis Policy Institute.

UNLV athletic director Erick Harper pulled off a stunning hire by bringing Dan Mullen to Las Vegas, a move that could define the future of Rebels football amid major financial and conference shifts.

After a standout season and USA Baseball honors at UNLV, LJ Mercurius heads to Oklahoma to continue his collegiate career and reunite with his brother in the SEC.