The new-look Mountain West in 2026 certainly won’t have the cache the current membership does in certain sports. Gone will be the likes of Boise State in football and San Diego State in men’s ...

UNLV is not permitted to pay student athletes on NIL deals, but that could change after a new bill was recently proposed in the Nevada legislature.

Anjali Patel spoke with Rachel Anderson from UNLV's Boyd School of Law about how they're empowering the next generation of lawyers to fight for what's right. Voletta Wallace, Notorious B.I.G.'s ...

In a statement, the school continued: "UNLV Athletics interpreted these demands as a violation of the NCAA pay-for-play rules, as well as Nevada state law. UNLV does not engage in such activity ...

The UNLV athletic program as a whole somehow became the fulcrum upon which the landscape of the lower half of the 134-school FBS rests. The Rebels held the key to the futures of multiple leagues.

Matthew Sluka leaves UNLV: NIL collective denies offering $100K to QB, school calls demands 'implied threats' UNLV and its NIL collective both released statements clarifying their stances on the ...

Quarterback Matt Sluka's father and NIL representative revealed how UNLV attempted to short him $88,000 from his proposed six-figure deal, leading to his shocking departure from the program.

“UNLV athletics interpreted these demands as a violation of the NCAA pay-for-play rules, as well as Nevada state law,” the school said. “UNLV does not engage in such activity, nor does it ...

But his law school in Europe was more collaborative, cheaper, and safer. ... one year of tuition at UNLV currently costs $28,000 for Nevada residents and a whopping $40,900 for non-Nevada residents.

The shooting occurred around noon Wednesday at UNLV’s business school. Within minutes, law enforcement officers opened fire on the gunman, authorities said at a Wednesday evening news conference.

The man suspected of killing three people and wounding a fourth at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, had applied to be a professor at the school but wasn’t hired.

LAS VEGAS — The man suspected of opening fire Wednesday at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, was a professor who had unsuccessfully sought a job at the school, according to multiple reports ...