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Former student-athlete becomes Physician Assistant

Reno local Alysse McMillen is eager to give back to her community as a PA after graduating from UNR Med this July

From Emergency Room Technician to Physician Assistant

Inspired by the PAs he worked with, Rene Torres found his calling for emergency medicine at UNR Med

Geology student receives Goldwater Scholarship

Andrew Siciliano wants to pursue geochemistry research

Meet a UNR Med Scientist – Heather Burkin, Ph.D.

Heather Burkin is advancing maternal health through innovative research and multidisciplinary collaboration

Engineering moves up in the U.S. News Best Graduate School ranking

College plans to add industrial engineering program, new aerospace degrees

��ɫ������, Reno’s QLAB prepares for Pride Month

How the board empowers and supports LGBTQIA2S+ groups on campus

Multicultural Center to celebrate Juneteenth at the 36th Annual Juneteenth Festival

Visit the Multicultural Center’s booth on June 16 at Rancho San Rafael Park

Faces of the Pack: Daniel Adler, doctoral student in the College of Liberal Arts

Exploring time, history and futurity through narrative complexity

Faces of the Pack: Meet artist and advocate Connor Fogal

Painting with a brush attached to an adaptive headset, University faculty member creates a 35-foot-wide mural for the campus community

AsPIre working group provides community, networking for Asian, Pacific Islander faculty and staff

Co-chair of AsPIre Cydney Giroux discusses the group, why she finds it important and plans for the future

Grads Of The Pack: Emily Thao-Singh

Thao-Singh graduated from the School of Public Health and gave a speech at the Asian Pacific Islander Affinity Graduation Ceremony

Engineering confers 402 degrees on May 17

Students, faculty recognized this spring

Helping others find their voice: one speech pathologist finds her calling

Valeria Savage graduates with her master's degree this year, and will continue on with a clinical fellowship in Speech Pathology

Outstanding faculty, students and staff honored at ‘Honor the Best’

The University celebrated the accomplishments, achievements and careers of faculty, staff and students during the annual “Honor the Best” ceremony on May 14 in the Ballrooms of the Joe Crowley Student Union

New Director of Latinx/Hispanic Community Relations Osvaldo Jimenez-Estupinan

How he plans to increase Latinx/Hispanic engagement at the University

‘The Jewish heart of campus’

Rabbi Dani Libersohn and his wife Rochel are dedicated to creating a safe, welcoming environment for Jewish students at the ��ɫ������, Reno through Chabad

��ɫ������, Reno once again nationally recognized as a Voter Friendly Campus

The acknowledgment marks the University’s 5th year in a row to receive this title

Using curiosity to make a difference: how one Ph.D. candidate found her ‘why’

Hailey Hermann studies a very rare congenital muscular dystrophy

��ɫ������, Reno to confer more than 3,000 degrees during May 2024 commencement

Five in-person ceremonies held Thursday through Saturday, May 16-18, on the University Quad

Grads of the Pack: Ashley Kate Nazaire

'I had a calling to work with children and families, and I knew HDFS was for me'

Mechanical Engineering doctoral graduate receives Sam Lieberman Scholarship Award

Alessandro Ralls hopes to continue his career in the mechanical engineering field

Grads of the Pack: Lissette Hernández

A first-gen student working to make her dreams of making an impact in the community a reality. “To love oneself is the beginning of a lifelong romance” – Oscar Wilde

Faces of the Pack: Jesus Diaz Sanchez

Diaz Sanchez received an NSF Graduate Research Fellowship, will pursue a Ph.D. at MIT

Foundation Outstanding Letter of Appointment Instructional Faculty Award and Exceptional Letter of Appointment Instructional Faculty College/School Awards for spring 2024

One individual named Outstanding LOA and four others were named Exceptional LOAs this semester

Graduate student in Speech-Language Pathology reflects on her time at UNR Med

Madeleine M. Daugherty shares how a community of support shaped her graduate experience

Grads of the Pack: Trinity Alvarez

"The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams" Eleanor Roosevelt

Journalism alumna shares how she turned her passion for sports into a career

When an injury took Gianna Hearn (‘13) off the field, she set her sights on sports journalism

Grads of the Pack: Debi and Kaylie Smith

The mother-daughter duo is set to graduate with master’s degrees from the School of Social Work this month

��ɫ������ Dining Wins OZZI Box 2024 Earth Day Contest

Leading the way in sustainable dining by opting for reusables

Grads of the Pack: Sabrina Ma

“I am passionate about inspiring others and finding a path to help make a difference”

University’s 12th annual College Day pep rally encourages middle school students to attend college

��ɫ������, Reno and Sparks Middle School partnership promotes enthusiasm for learning and college attainment

New textbook tailored to Electrical Engineering grad students and practicing engineers

Professor Sami Fadali publishes “Introduction to Random Signals, Estimation Theory, and Kalman Filtering”

Grads of the Pack: Jada DeLeon

“I strongly believe that every child has the fundamental right to thrive in inclusive environments”

A glimpse into Korea comes to the University campus

Korea Wave/The Korean Film and Food Festival to be held on May 2

Sci-On! Film Festival returns to Fleischmann Planetarium May 1 – 4

The festival will feature a NASA space film, introductions from directors, receptions, refreshments and live music

Put the person first: M.D. student encourages others to pursue a career that aligns with their values

Spencer Joseph Horsley Trivitt, class of 2024, shares the importance of following one’s internal compass

Faces of the Pack: Michael Esquejo

Counselor Education and Supervision doctoral student selected for emerging scholar program

Engineering recognized for DEI efforts

College also admitted into the GEM Fellowship program

The ��ɫ������, Reno to hold “Week of Democracy” from April 29 to May 3

Week of events will highlight the voting process, issues related to the 2024 election and more

Sit down with ��ɫ������ Soccer Head Coach Vanessa Valentine

��ɫ������ Soccer Head Coach Vanessa Valentine talks about her first year at the helm of the pack and her experience winning gold with the U.S. Women's Beach Soccer National Team

Sagebrushers season 3 ep. 3: Campus Sustainability Manager Phoebe Judge

Judge shares the University's conservation goals and progress and discusses the new sustainability certificate

Faces of the Pack: Jorge Esparza

Honors College student traveled to Sri Lanka last summer to research human-elephant conflicts

A passion for learning: Ph.D. candidate reflects on the importance of growing from mistakes

Lauren Parker studies cellular molecular pharmacology and physiology

Faces of the Pack: Arnie Glassberg and Hinako Akeyama

Members of the Honors College Career and Community Mentorship Program

Wilderness medicine program director leads a life of adventure

Wilderness and sports medicine specialist Arthur "Tony" Islas, M.D., wields his expertise on and off the path

Faces of the Pack: Micah Woodruff

A Q&A with the recipient of the Sam Lieberman Regents’ Award for Student Scholarship

Dedicated to making an impact one syllable at a time

Madelyn Montgomery shares how she found her purpose in Speech-Language Pathology

A brilliant light of leadership shines at the ��ɫ������, Reno | Una brillante luz de liderazgo brilla en la Universidad

Karla Hernández, Ph.D., awarded the 2024 Inclusion, Equity, and Diversity Leadership Award

Faces of the Pack: Viktor Cruz-Calderon

A journey filled with happy mistakes and new adventures, Gilman Scholarship recipient Viktor Cruz-Calderon takes on Spain

Earth Month events focus on increasing campus sustainably, gardening, thrifting and more

Campus community asked to take the pledge to Make Silver and Blue the New Green

Savor the adventure with weekends at the ��ɫ������, Reno at Lake Tahoe

��ɫ������ Dining provides delicious meals for the weekend getaway program available for students, faculty and staff

Faces of the Pack: Jose Vasquez

Student by day, tutor by night, mechanical engineering major Jose Vasquez accepts Teach for America Fellowship second semester into college

Finding her ‘why’ – one medical student’s journey

Taree Chadwick, M.D. Class of 2024, shares why she decided to switch career paths and become a doctor

��ɫ������, Reno President Brian Sandoval named to State of ��ɫ������ Awards and Honor Board Selection Committee

Speaker of the ��ɫ������ Assembly Steve Yeager appointed President Sandoval and Former Governor Bob Miller for 3-year terms

Students versus staff in the fight against food waste

A Pack Place battle for sustainability with WasteNot 2.0

Grads of the Pack: Tommy Kaps

Engineering’s CREATE program sets student up for success in wastewater research

��ɫ������, Reno Multicultural Center organizes events in April, ahead of Asian Pacific Islander Heritage Month in May

These events celebrate and honor culture and community

Mackay Muckers take gold in International Collegiate Mining Competition

Ten students traveled to Montana to show off their traditional mining skills

��ɫ������ Athletics Black History Month feature: Michael "Fly" Gray

Hear from ��ɫ������ Basketball alumni Michael "Fly" Gray about his experience at the University and how it helped him become the person he is today

A look at careers of substance and impact

In honor of Women’s History Month, faculty speak about their time at the ��ɫ������, Reno

Engineering welcomes potential transfer students

New EPACT program helps streamline the transfer process for engineering students

Faces of the Pack: Jasmine Stanley

From University graduate to assistant dean at the College of Business: A journey of resilience, leadership and inspiring success for future generations

NASA astronaut Eileen Collins shares stories at Women in Space event

Selected for the astronaut program in 1990, Collins was the first woman to pilot the space shuttle Discovery

Industry, academia work to develop new industrial engineering program

Curriculum, student internships discussed at March 14 forum

��ɫ������ Athletics Black History Month feature: Merlene Aitken-Smith

Hear from ��ɫ������ Athletics' Deputy Athletics Director Merlene Aitken-Smith about her experience at the ��ɫ������ and what Black History Month means to her

Heart of the Pack: Victoria Davis

Heart of the Pack is a series that highlights ��ɫ������ Student-Athletes and tells their stories.Episode one highlights Victoria Davis, a senior on the Women's Basketball team who shares her story about playing basketball in memory of her grandmother.

College of Engineering seeks collaboration with area schools

Engineering Associate Dean Brandon Weeks enjoys short stint as Incline High School principal

Sagebrushers season 2 ep. 21: ASUN President Boris Carpio Guerra and GSA President Matthew Hawn

President Sandoval discusses University initiatives, what the future looks like for students and what it means to these student leaders to be part of The Wolf Pack Family

Engineering alumna shares her story at Society of Women Engineers event

Carolyn Barbash delivers keynote address at Evening with Industry

��ɫ������ Athletics Black History Month Feature: Brianna Gladney

Hear from ��ɫ������ Associate Athletics Director, Brianna Gladney about what Black History Month means to her

Engineering grad student wins award from the American Chemical Society

Anil Timilsina recognized for research on the environmental chemistry in soil

Journalism Alumna shares her path to becoming a TV news reporter

Conner Board (’16) shares experiences at the Reynolds School of Journalism that set her up for success after graduation

Is sustainable outdoor recreation possible?

Professor and backcountry ski guide Brennan Lagasse explores the conflicts between outdoor recreation and sustainability, providing tips for getting outside as an environmental advocate

Faces of the Pack: Kaashifah

International doctoral student's journey in pursuing her education abroad - “Women should not cut off their wings because of societal norms"

Celebrate 2024 Lunar New Year with the ��ɫ������, Reno

The signature event celebrates the Year of the Dragon with cultural activities, performances and food on Feb. 23, from 6 to 9 p.m. in the Joe

Healthy Minds Study: understanding mental health on campus

The Healthy Minds Study survey will be sent out to students on Feb. 20, 2024

Campus traffic safety & legislation on reckless driving

An award for Officer of the Year from Northern ��ɫ������ Joining Forces recognizes UPD officer’s commitment to community traffic safety

Northern ��ɫ������ Diversity Summit to be held at ��ɫ������, Reno on Feb. 22

This year’s theme is “Critical, Constructive, and Courageous Conversations”

Grads of the Pack: Alexandra Pierce

��ɫ������, Reno at Lake Tahoe Business Marketing student Alexandra Pierce wins first place in the semi-annual Preger-Tahoe Prize Creative Idea Challenge

DelightFul Around the World

��ɫ������ Dining invites the Wolf Pack to free lunch event at Pack Place

Otis Burrell a high jump giant

The amazing competitive life of a Wolf Pack great

Celebrate Black History Month with the Multicultural Center

Events celebrating history and culture are planned throughout February

Five tips for a healthy transition into college life

Springing into wellness with tips from dietitian nutritionist Lisa Carlson

Engineering meets with high-achieving prospective students on Jan. 24

Recruitment season underway

Faces of the Pack: Pablo Agostini

��ɫ������, Reno at Lake Tahoe student combines volunteer work for Clean Up the Lake with studies in graphic design and sustainability

A feast of exciting updates at ��ɫ������ Dining for spring 2024

Grubhub, new restaurants and more food options on campus

Engineering students chosen to attend inaugural STEM Scholars Meeting

Trinh, Lang presented research at the recent event bringing together scholars from around the nation

How to Address Climate Change by Talking ��ɫ������ It with Katharine Hayhoe

Renowned climate scientist to present at the Tahoe Science Center Jan. 23

Faces of the Pack: Animating campus life

Julius Santo Pietro's creative journey with ��ɫ������ Dining and Animation Club

Grads of the Pack: Victoria Matthews

"I am a proud advocate and professional mentor in the fields of adolescence and disability."

Grads of the Pack: Jess Robertson

First-generation student overcomes obstacles in pursuing her Bachelor of Science degree in HDFS, "I worked so hard I wouldn't let myself give up."

��ɫ������ Cyber Club reflects on successful fall competition season

Club ranks fifth in the country in the NCL Power Rankings

Dr. Hamza: Bringing healthcare management best practices from the University to Ghana

“The University and NNIC work closely with the broader community to help connect me to people, systems, and insights and I realized early on that this is the kind of foundation that will help more individuals back home when I return.”

ASCE student chapter turns 100

Over the decades, group has helped engineering students build a foundation for their careers

Grads of the Pack: Sam Stynen, ��ɫ������Teach Biology

“I love science, and what better way to share that love with others than through teaching.”

Connection key to supporting Black engineering students

New chapter of National Society of Black Engineers closes out its first semester at the University

Fall 2023 ��ɫ������, Reno Senior Scholars announced

The University and the ��ɫ������ Alumni Association honor graduates from each college with top grade-point averages

Grads of the Pack: Andrew Teeple, future English teacher

“I want to become a teacher because I have always felt that helping other people become the best versions of themselves is one of the most rewarding feelings in the world.”

The Multicultural Center hosts Unity Graduation Celebration Dec. 8

The Unity Graduation will celebrate over 130 people graduating fall 2023

Engineering international exchange programs offer opportunity to connect to a global community

Student Robert Gillespy shares his experiences in Germany and Mexico

Record number of National Merit Scholars enrolled at the ��ɫ������, Reno

The fall 2023 academic term has the highest enrolled number of National Merit Scholars in the University’s history

Faces of the Pack: Alumna Paola Perez

Accomplished educator and administrator continues to serve the community

Faces of the Pack: Carson Allen

Native business owner and full-time graduate student works to promote his brand and uplift Native voices in academia

Faces of the Pack: Angelica Perez

Breaking barriers

ThankFul Week at ��ɫ������ Dining: A campuswide celebration of gratitude and generosity

Join ��ɫ������ Dining Nov. 13 – 17 to fight food insecurity through giveaways, donations and activities

Faces of the Pack: Travis Numan

Ph.D. student Travis Numan talks about his research on water rights, growing up on the Pyramid Lake Paiute Reservation and the Native American Fee Waiver

��ɫ������ Dining’s Executive Chef, Jon Buchholtz, takes the spotlight on Food Management podcast

Chef Jon discusses the latest developments in ��ɫ������ Dining

Stewart Indian School exhibit to open at the Lilley Museum of Art

Exhibit tells the story of the school and is part of the University’s event schedule for Native American Heritage Month

Mechanical Engineering students gather footage from high-altitude balloon during Annular Eclipse

Project was part of NASA’s Nationwide Eclipse Balloon Project

School of Social Work cuts ribbon on new home

The School of Social Work has officially opened their new home – building 058

Wolf Pack at Work: Angel Barboza

First generation student employee creates an inclusive environment for all gym goers

Materials Science Engineering alumna selected to receive 2023 Scrugham Medal

Cat Black reflects on women in engineering and campus changes.

Directing catering excellence for the Wolf Pack

Silver & Blue Catering welcomes Sheena Pena as the new director of catering

Engineering celebrates the University’s 150th anniversary on social

Follow the College to see monthly posts of historical pictures and fun facts

Alum brings vision of inclusiveness as new Biotechnology Program director

Karla Hernández brings her previous experience at the ��ɫ������, Reno to her new roles

Associated Students of the ��ɫ������ to hold 150th Bash/UNLV Clash kickoff event on Oct. 12

The event is open to the community and will feature music, lawn games, food trucks and fireworks

Faces of the Pack: Alumnus Caleb McAdoo, new deputy director of operations for the ��ɫ������ Department of Wildlife (NDOW)

Born and raised in ��ɫ������, McAdoo reflects on his time at the ��ɫ������, Reno and his long history with NDOW

Ride in style: University unveils specialty 150th anniversary license plates to honor start of sesquicentennial celebration

The license plates will be available to order starting Oct. 2 and will benefit Pack Provisions

Louisa Hope-Weeks named Dean of the College of Science

Hope-Weeks brings her experience as an associate dean and chemistry professor

Reducing plastic waste and staying hydrated one SodaStream at a time

��ɫ������ Dining introduces sparkling and flavored water maker in Pack Place to reduce single-use plastic waste

President Brian Sandoval to give State of the University Address on Oct. 17

The speech, entitled “A University’s Expectation to Always Make History” will take place in the JCSU Ballrooms

Noted soil and water scientist Dani Or joins the College of Engineering

Or is the ��ɫ������ Engineering Distinguished Professor in the Civil & Environmental Engineering Department

The Multicultural Center to host Hispanic/Latinx Heritage Month events for students

A number of Latinx/Hispanic Heritage Month student-centered events will take place on campus from Sept. 13 to Oct. 11

Eric Marchand reflects on his year as Faculty Senate chair

COLA increase and budget restoration were among the top issues during his leadership

Electrical engineering senior garners two grants to study wireless power transfer

Jeremy La Porte’s research could help power drones used in wildfire prevention systems

Celebrate Hispanic/Latinx Heritage Month with the ��ɫ������, Reno

Events are planned throughout the observance month, Sept. 15 to Oct. 15, including the annual Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) celebration

Third annual Recovery Month R5K Run/Walk and Recovery Celebration hosted by NRAP

The School of Public Health's ��ɫ������’s Recovery and Prevention Program (NRAP) run by the Center for the Application of Substance Abuse Technologies (CASAT) hosts their third annual R5K in honor of September’s National Recovery Month

Faces of the Pack: Jay Jordan and Addie Heithecker

Student workers from the E.L. Wiegand Fitness center talk fitness, studies and post-grad plans

��ɫ������ Dining at the ��ɫ������, Reno announces transformed dining experience for the 2023-24 academic year

Globally-inspired meal concepts, expanded early-bird and late-night hours, menu refreshes and more

Preventing and eradicating cybersecurity threats to be discussed at Oct. 5 conference

Students, faculty encouraged to submit posters, demos by Sept. 15.

Wide-Eyed And Dreaming: A Season of Seeing at the ��ɫ������ Museum of Art

Acts 1 and 2 at the ��ɫ������ Museum of Art explore identity, culture, race, immigration and other issues through the lens of these diverse exhibitions

Faces of the Pack: Jessica FitzWilliam

Former ��ɫ������ Soccer goalkeeper provides insight to athletes on overcoming adversity within sports and life

Three Balloon Race Scholarships awarded ahead of the Great Reno Balloon Race

The University's Balloon Race Scholarship Committee awards scholarships to two undergraduate students and one masters student

University to welcome new students during Opening Weekend and ��ɫ������FIT Aug. 17-24

��ɫ������FIT gives students an excellent foundation for the year ahead at the ��ɫ������, Reno

Engineering recognizes three of its academic faculty

The Ralph E. and Rose A. Hoeper Endowed Faculty Award showcases teaching excellence and advising

Faces of the Pack: Ania Calvillo-Mason

First-generation student from the College of Business and startup champion proudly serves her community

Beyond the finish line: Dr. Stovak reflects on National Sports Medicine Presidency

UNR Med’s Dr. Stovak discusses his American Medical Society for Sports Medicine presidency and commitment to advancing the specialty

Helena Middleton wins Congress-Bundestag Youth Exchange fellowship

Middleton is the first ��ɫ������, Reno student to win a CBYX fellowship in over 20 years

Faces of the Pack: Jodee Prudente

Dedicated special education researcher continues to serve the community

‘Wolf Pack Innovation,’ Engineering’s new strategic plan, to guide college through 2027

Planning process began in fall 2022

Drones, phones and iPads at Semester at Lake Tahoe

A new era of learning emerges with cutting-edge classes and free distribution of technology to ��ɫ������, Reno at Lake Tahoe students

Three University professionals awarded U.S. Fulbright Scholar fellowships for the 2023 to 2024 academic year

Meet the new Fulbrighters and learn about their journeys to achieving this distinguished honor

��ɫ������ announces postgame exit plan, cashless concessions for 2023

Changes designed to enhance the fan experience are coming in August

Catching the catfish: how University students won a national cybersecurity contest

Romance scams, or ‘catfishing,’ was the focus of the 2023 Summer Social Engineering event

Engineering’s ‘omniscient being,’ Sam DiMuzio, wins Distinguished Classified Employee award

DiMuzio ‘knows all, sees all and does all'

Sagebrushers season 2 ep. 7: Meet Cary Groth

Former ��ɫ������ Athletics director now oversees the College of Business Sports Management programs

A first Black graduate, and a life worth remembering

Theodore Miller’s graduation in 1930 in engineering was a groundbreaking one for the University

NRC Commissioner visits College of Engineering

Faculty, students showcase nuclear-related programs

Faces of the Pack: Jim Hammond

Jim Hammond is an alumnus who graduated with a degree in physics

Engineering graduates nearly 400 students May 19

Spring 2023 commencement activities also included Order of the Engineer and graduation celebration events

��ɫ������ graduates 56 student-athletes at Spring 2023 Commencement

This cohort brings the total number of student-athlete graduates to over 1,200 over the past 15 years

Engineering student set to study nuclear power policy during 9-week D.C. internship

For Abbey Hageman, nuclear is one of many interests

Faces of the Pack: Boris Carpio-Guerra and Hannah Alquiza

New president and vice president of the 91st session of the Associated Students of the ��ɫ������ (ASUN)

University honors more than 100 individuals at ‘Honor the Best’

The past year's achievements by students, faculty and staff honored at annual ceremony

Faces of the Pack: Dennis Garcia

��ɫ������Teach student turns obstacles into opportunities

Bible Award winner Wang: ‘It really touches my heart’

Professor Eric Wang honored with 2023 Paul and Judy Bible Teaching Excellence Award

Tibbitts Award winner Constantino: Inspiring her students and her colleagues

Associate Professor and Department Chair in Kinesiology Nora Constantino honored with one of two F. Donald Tibbitts Distinguished Teacher Awards 2023

Tibbitts Award winner Church: ‘I want to make history come alive for the students as best I can’

Associate Professor of History Christopher Church honored with one of two F. Donald Tibbitts Distinguished Teacher Awards 2023

Mackay Muckers Women’s Team strikes gold

The team won first place at the 45th International Collegiate Mining Competition

University’s Division of Student Services holds college day events for middle school students

Two University pep rallies promote enthusiasm for future learning at Archie Clayton Pre-AP Academy and Pine Middle School

Jim La wins Established Innovator Award for 2023

Recent achievements include software that monitors civil infrastructure

Sci-On! International Film Festival returns to the Planetarium May 1 - 6

The annual science and science fiction film festival to feature a visit from time travel expert

Engineering moves up in U.S. News & World Report grad school rankings

With an eye toward further advancement, the College of Engineering concurrently is working on new strategic plan

Engineering students team up with Tesla to build a mobile, electric power station

‘Mobile Power Station,’ other senior capstone projects will be showcased on campus May 5 at Innovation Day

College of Engineering dean joins NSF advisory committee

Erick Jones to serve three-year term on the NSF Directorate for STEM Education

Faces of the Pack: Kirsten Schneider

Senior spotlight from the College of Education and Human Development

A story of finding your purpose and your person

Wolf Pack great Joel Bitonio and his wife, Courtney, continue to find ways to give back to the University where they first met

University Police Department – Northern Command to participate in Memorial Run

Five members from UPD will participate in the ��ɫ������ Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Relay Run

Vice President Kamala Harris visits the ��ɫ������, Reno

The vice president was joined by City of Reno Mayor Hillary Schieve and actress Rosario Dawson

University’s Concrete Canoe team wins ISWS regional competition

Team is raising funds to compete in the national competition this June

IT Technician Steve Clayton fixes ‘whatever we’ve messed up’

Clayton wins Classified Employee of the Month award for April

Faces of the Pack: Brian Liu Nguyen

Nguyen reflects on his time at the University and talks about giving back to the community

��ɫ������, Reno named a Voter Friendly Campus for the fourth year in a row

This acknowledgement comes from NASPA and the Campus Vote Project

University’s Concrete Canoe team set to compete April 15 at Sparks Marina

Event is part of a regional civil engineering competition April 13-15 at the University

Meet the members of the University’s Wolf Pack Taiko Club

The club’s student officers talk about Taiko, a traditional style of Japanese drumming, and what it means to them

College of Engineering listens to industry, academia

Local leaders provide input on new strategic plan, due later this year

Northern ��ɫ������ Diversity Summit to be held at ��ɫ������, Reno on April 14

This year’s theme is “Effective Inclusion: Understanding & Supporting Experiences of Belonging”

Whalen, longtime director and AVP for facilities, passes away

In a career that spanned four decades, Brian Whalen helped build today’s University

Faces of the Pack: Richard Hutton

Richard Hutton earns Doctor of Musical Art degree and heads to tenure-track position at Boise State

Sagebrushers season 2 ep. 2: What’s next for the ��ɫ������ Wolf Pack?

President Brian Sandoval visits with Athletic Director Stephanie Rempe for an update on athletics at the University

University to celebrate Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month with events in April

Various campus and community events will provide educational opportunities and cultural celebrations

The ��ɫ������, Reno announces new additions to the ��ɫ������ Dining Program

In partnership with Chartwells Higher Education, ��ɫ������, Reno brings delivery robots, Halal Shack and additional dining concepts to campus this year

��ɫ������ men's and women's tennis teams previews season with upcoming home openers

The ��ɫ������ men's and women's tennis teams open up at McArthur Tennis Court for their spring home openers this weekend with tennis action Friday-Sunday, featuring a doubleheader on Saturday.

��ɫ������ Earns No. 11 Seed in 2023 NCAA Tournament

��ɫ������ Men's Basketball team is headed to NCAA tournament set to play Arizona State as the No. 11 seed in the first four in Dayton, Ohio

Interested in a bioengineering career?

Learn about the bioengineering field at March 30 event

PBS Reno selects University President Brian Sandoval as 2023 Extraordinary Philanthropist of the Year

President Sandoval will be recognized on Sept. 8 for his ties to the northern ��ɫ������ community and the differences he makes in the lives of others

Faces of the Pack: Black Diaspora Coordinator Brandon Sanders

Sanders talks about the Black Diaspora Program and last month’s Black History Month events

Robots are feeding the Pack!

��ɫ������ Dining discusses the safety, convenience and sustainability of its food delivery robots

BS-DMD student awarded scholarship for dental school

Caitleen Navarro’s standout experiences rewarded

Lactation rooms provide comfort and privacy for students, staff and faculty

The University currently maintains nine lactation rooms both on and off campus

Karla Hernández: New director of Hispanic/Latinx community relations

Hernández shares her background at the University and what her new position entails

Memorial service slated for Feb. 17 for James Cox, late director of JSCU

A memorial service for Dr. James Cox, director of the Joe Crowley Student Union who passed away in early January, will be held on Friday, Feb. 17, from 4-6 p.m. in the fourth floor ballrooms of the JCSU

��ɫ������ Governor Joe Lombardo visits campus

Lombardo met with University faculty and students and toured various sites

Multicultural Center and others partner for Black History Month events

A movie night, trivia, on campus barbershop and a two-day series of events with Dr. Frederick Gooding are just some of what is in store for the Wolf Pack this month

��ɫ������ takes down #22 San Diego State 75-66 to earn second consecutive ranked victory at home

��ɫ������ Men's Basketball beats ranked teams in consecutive home games for the first time in program history.

What’s your favorite Sesquicentennial celebration logo?

The 150th anniversary of the ��ɫ������, Reno will begin on Oct. 12, 2023

��ɫ������, Reno celebrates the completion of the Gateway Parking Complex

The 814-space complex opened to the University community on Jan. 20

Victoria Gailey looks to close out legendary collegiate career heading into the spring season

��ɫ������ Women's Golf fifth-year Victoria Gailey, looks to continue her historic success heading into the spring season of competition with three consecutive tournament wins during the fall season

College of Engineering expands leadership team to support new strategic plan

Research, workforce development and academic excellence remain top priorities

International exchange with Nepalese university underway

College of Engineering Dean Erick Jones facilitated Memorandum of Understanding with Tribhuvan University

��ɫ������, Reno student travels to the White House to discuss reproductive rights

First-year student Asma Baloch attends meeting with the American Council on Education

Engineering professor recognized by international Minerals, Metals & Materials Society

Yufeng Zheng awarded a Young Leaders Professional Development Award

CREATE Scholar Sunshine Rodriquez

A Q-&-A with one of the scholars from the National Science Foundation-funded “Creating Retention and Engagement for Academically Talented Engineers” program. Sunshine Rodriguez is a member of the first cohort of CREATE program scholars.

Faces of the Pack: Alejandro Robles

Senior spotlight from the College of Science

Engineering confers 138 degrees at Winter Commencement

Thirty-seven graduates, Dean Erick Jones participate in Order of the Engineer ceremony.

Herz Gold Medalist Childress works to help others

Elsie Childress to receive Herz Gold Medal during Winter Commencement

Winter Commencement 2022: ‘Today we are excited about the prospect of living in a world where you lead the way’

The University held two 30th Winter Commencement Ceremonies.

Jill Tolles named Guinn Center Executive Director

Tolles to succeed Dr. Dana Bennett, who served as interim executive director since June 2022

CREATE Scholar Amelia Bryan

A Q-&-A with one of the scholars from the National Science Foundation-funded “Creating Retention and Engagement for Academically Talented Engineers” program. Amelia Bryan is a member of the second cohort of CREATE program scholars.  

21 Student-athletes will graduate this winter

Faces of the Pack: Alejandra Griswold and Kira Ewoldt

Two Liberal Arts students have been selected to present at the 2023 Writing Across Borders Conference in Norway

Winter 2022 Senior Scholars honored by University

��ɫ������, Reno and the ��ɫ������ Alumni Association recognize graduates with top grade-point averages

CREATE Scholar Omar Carillo

A Q-&-A with one of the scholars from the National Science Foundation-funded “Creating Retention and Engagement for Academically Talented Engineers” (CREATE) program. Omar Carillo is a member of the first cohort of CREATE program scholars. 

CREATE Scholar Tyreis Gatson

A Q-&-A with one of the scholars from the National Science Foundation-funded “Creating Retention and Engagement for Academically Talented Engineers” program. Tyreis Gatson is a member of the first cohort of CREATE program scholars.

CREATE Scholar Alexander Silveira

A Q & A with one of the scholars from the National Science Foundation-funded “Creating Retention and Engagement for Academically Talented Engineers” program. Alexander Silveira is a member of the first cohort of CREATE program scholars.

Wijkhuijs earns Go Tech Dr. Pepper Tuition scholarship

This fifth-year student-athlete for ��ɫ������ and has earned multiple All-Mountain West honors since her freshman year in 2019

Faces of the Pack: Kari A. Emm

She successfully defended her dissertation titled “American Indian/Alaska Native Transfer Student Experiences into a Four-Year University”

CREATE Scholar Jacob Gosz

A Q & A with one of the scholars from the NSF-funded "Creating Retention and Engagement for Academically Talented Engineers" program. Jacob Gosz is a member of the second cohort of CREATE program scholars.

#WhatsMyName Foundation provides rideshare insights to the ��ɫ������, Reno

How students can be vigilant about their surroundings when using rideshares

Engineering student, former Marine reflects on lessons learned in the military

“The Marine Corps taught me how to be dedicated, confident and how to set and achieve goals.”

Three veterans share their experiences and insight

Daniella Smith, Roger Gahan and Abigail Kaplan talk about the University and what Veterans Day means to them

EMBA student gives TEDxReno talk on importance of giving back

Liv Moore, a public relations professional in the entertainment industry, to graduate from EMBA program in 2023

Vaccines available for students, faculty and staff

As cold and flu season approaches, the Wolf Pack is encouraged to get vaccinated

Sagebrushers ep. 8: Dr. Steve Eubanks

President Brian Sandoval talks with Director of Athletic Bands Steve Eubanks about the Pride of Sierra Marching Band's plans for the coming year, Eubanks' background as a high school band director and more

Wolf Pack at Work: Shay Jordan, Kayleigh Broadway and JaJa Chang

Child and Family Research Center student employees incorporate what they are learning in class into their job and life

Faces of the Pack: Megha Malik selected to present research at international conference

Liberal Arts student receives ��ɫ������ Undergraduate Research Award to study the human-elephant-conflict in Sri Lanka

��ɫ������ Athletics Mental Health Initiative aims to make new program one of the best in the country

Andre Agassi Foundation for Education supports mental health initiative for student-athletes

State of the University: ‘We are a University that is rising’

During his second “State of the University” address, President Brian Sandoval talked about the challenges, and the opportunities, facing the University in the coming year

Faces of the Pack: Isabel Peñaloza Araujo

As a first-generation Latina in mining, Isabel Peñaloza Araujo feels proud of her accomplishments, especially as an international student in the U.S. She is well on her way to accomplishing plenty more

��ɫ������ Wolf Pack Athletics celebrates Hispanic Latinx Heritage Month

Members of the ��ɫ������ Women's Soccer team kick off the celebration with a video on what this month means to them

State of the University address 2022: Wolf Pack Rising

President Brian Sandoval will touch on a number of University achievements, discuss institutional priorities and speak about the recently completed University Strategic Plan

Faces of the Pack: Micah Lilo brings STEM skills to the football field and the lab

Wolf Pack linebacker receives Undergraduate Research funding to investigate energy-saving dynamic windows

Mountain West Men's Basketball schedule announced

The Pack will play nine at home, beginning with Dec. 28's contest against the Broncos, and nine on the road games in the 18-game slate

Mountain West releases 2022-23 women’s basketball slate

Opponents coming to the Lawlor Events Center include defending Mountain West champions UNLV along with 2022 Women's National Invitational Tournament teams Wyoming, Air Force and New Mexico

Arreaga recognized nationally by TopDrawerSoccer

Balancing college and a career

Journalism student Chloe Cross gives her advice on managing classes and a full-time job

Wolf Pack Football opens home slate with afternoon kickoff

Skiing returns to ��ɫ������ Athletics

Skiing will make its return to the ��ɫ������ Athletics varsity lineup in the 2022-23 athletic season.

��ɫ������, Reno and Bird partner on shared mobility

University allows Bird scooters on campus

Faces of the Pack: Jennifer Clayton discovers fascination for autonomous robotics

First-generation student finds vast opportunity through mentorships, research experiences and the University community

Peggy Bohn recognized as the ��ɫ������ Veteran Employee of the Month for July 2022

Bohn currently works in the University’s Real Estate Office

Men’s Basketball announces non-conference schedule

Toa Taua named to Polynesian College Football Player of the Year watch list

Sagebrushers ep. 6: Coach Ken Wilson

President Brian Sandoval talks with ��ɫ������ Wolf Pack Football Coach Ken Wilson about Wilson's decision to return to ��ɫ������, his plans for the program and more.

Wolf Pack Football welcomes Chris Ault Field Sponsored by ITS Logistics

ITS Logistics provides generous gift to replace turf at Mackay Stadium

University’s ��ɫ������FIT begins with move-in Aug. 18 and events all weekend

Academic ‘Freshman Intensive Transition’ program features iPad distribution, Opening Ceremony in Mackay Stadium

��ɫ������, Reno to reopen Argenta Hall for fall 2022 semester

The residence hall has been receiving building updates since July 2019

Earthquake research, commitment to students recognized

Civil engineering professor Keri Ryan has been named McKenzie Professor.

Summer construction update

Several exciting projects are underway this summer

Wolves on Wheels: Elizabeth Koebele

Associate Professor Elizabeth Koebele on bike commuting, racing and expanding gender and racial equity in cycling.

Sagebrushers ep. 5: Dionne Stanfill and Bayla Fitzpatrick

President Brian Sandoval talks with the ASUN president and vice president about why they chose to study at the University, what goals they plan to accomplish this year and more.

Daphne Hooper: New director of community Indigenous relations

Hooper highlights her goals in her position and what she has been working on since being hired

Dr. Paul Hauptman, M.D., named dean of the ��ɫ������, Reno School of Medicine and chief academic officer for Renown Health

��ɫ������, Reno names Erick Jones dean of the College of Engineering

Jones is a senior science advisor in the Office of the Chief Economist at the U.S. State Department

Caring for the Quadrangle

Facilities Services highlights the Quad’s year-round maintenance

Wolves on Wheels: Emily Hobson

Learn how bikes can help change the world (and other reasons Chair of the Department of Gender, Race, and Identity Emily Hobson rides a bike). Got your own bike story? Share it with us!

‘Queering STEM Culture’ set to publish June 28

Engineering professor co-edits book exploring experiences of queer and trans community and their allies in post-secondary STEM settings.

Environmental science student-researcher wins Regents’ award for notable accomplishments

Nicole Choma reflects on how experiences in undergraduate research, marching band and other scholarly activities have enhanced her college journey

Wolves on Wheels: Alex Vanderhoff

Avid mountain biker Alex Vanderhoff shares her love of local trails. Whether you're a rain-or-shine bike commuter, a frequenter of the downhill mountain bike trails north of campus or you enjoy a mellow ride on a sunny day, we want to hear your story!

Banner year for NSF Graduate Research Fellowship Program awards

An all-time high of 13 student-awardees affiliated with the ��ɫ������, Reno receive the prestigious NSF fellowship

Sagebrushers ep. 3: Teaching Professor Sarah Cummings

Join host President Brian Sandoval as he and Director of Advancements in Teaching Excellence and award-winning Teaching Professor Sarah Cummings talk about teaching, sustainable chemistry, Wolf Pack Athletics and more

Wolf Pack claims seven medals at Mountain West Track and Field Championships

��ɫ������ Women’s Track and Field finished in fourth place at the meet

High schools and teachers – and University – benefit from concurrent enrollment

Pilot program gives 450 high school students a fast start toward earning a college degree

Wolves on Wheels: Carlos Ramirez-Reyes

Both a bike commuter and a bike camper, Ramirez-Reyes shares his favorite experiences on two wheels. Whether you're a rain-or-shine bike commuter, a frequenter of the downhill mountain bike trails north of campus or you enjoy a mellow ride on a sunny day, we want to hear your story!

Quim Vidal Mora and A.J. Lintunen guide the Wolf Pack to ninth in NCAA Regional

��ɫ������ Men’s Golf did not finish outside the top 10 in any single tournament this season and competed in its fourth straight NCAA Regional

Hallowed ground: Spring Commencement returns to the Quad

More than 3,000 degrees were conferred over three days on the University's historic Quadrangle, where ceremonies were held for the first time since 2019

Two campuses, one common cause

The past academic year has seen collaboration and teamwork mark the SNU-UNR transition

Sommerfeld leads Pack trio in heptathlon

Anna Maria Sommerfeld led the trio of Pack athletes on Day 1, sitting in sixth place. Hanah Smrt closed the day in eighth and Kate Kadrmas in ninth

University honors its best at 'Honor the Best'

The past year's achievements by students, faculty and staff honored at annual ceremony

��ɫ������ Men’s Golf Clinches Fourth Straight NCAA Regional Berth

The Wolf Pack will compete in the Stockton Regional from May 16-18 at Reserve Spanos Park.

��ɫ������ faces No. 13 USC in NCAA Tournament first round

��ɫ������ Men's Tennis will begin play in its first NCAA Tournament at No. 13 overall seed USC. First serve at Marks Stadium is scheduled for Friday, May 6, at 1 p.m.

Men’s Tennis claims Mountain West outright title

Wolf Pack win first Mountain West regular season title and the first conference title since 1982

Sagebrushers ep. 2: Dean Manos Maragakis

Join your host President Brian Sandoval as he talks with Dean of the College of Engineering Manos Maragakis about running, stepping down from his role and into the faculty, and his favorite times on campus

Undergraduate researcher and McNair Scholar reflects on impressive academic journey

Experience in Undergraduate Research and McNair Scholars Program leads to NSF graduate fellowship award for CABNR student

Leah John and Victoria Gailey earn individual berths into NCAA Championship

This will be the first time in program history that the team has had two golfers make the NCAA Regionals as individuals

Nicola Ader Earns Mountain West Field Athlete of the Week

Ader broke the school record in the Heptathlon

Wolves on Wheels: Joanna Trieger

Dedicated bike commuter Joanna Trieger shares her favorite "parking" spot. Whether you're a rain-or-shine bike commuter, a frequenter of the downhill mountain bike trails north of campus or you enjoy a mellow ride on a sunny day, we want to hear your story!

Troy Morris is the Employee Veteran of the Month for the State of ��ɫ������ for March 2022

Facilities Supervisor Troy Morris is a valued member of the Wolf Pack community and has a hand in nearly every event that takes place on campus.

Wolf Pack Weekend details and information

The ��ɫ������ football team is set for the Battle Born Showdown. Men's tennis plays SDSU. Women's soccer plays Lake Tahoe CC. And softball plays New Mexico.

You earns Mountain West Diving Coach of the Year

Jian Li You earned her seventh Mountain West Diving Coach of the Year honor

Waiters to represent Team USA in the 24th Summer DeafLympics

��ɫ������ Senior Kyla Waiters has been selected to represent the USA dear volleyball team

Wolves on Wheels: Tom Albright

Read about Associate Professor of Geography Tom Albright's adventures on a bicycle. Whether you're a rain-or-shine bike commuter, a frequenter of the downhill mountain bike trails north of campus or you enjoy a mellow ride on a sunny day, we want to hear your story!

Computer science & engineering students will showcase Capstone projects April 29

View design projects created by graduating seniors at CSE Innovation Day.

Wolves on Wheels: Jennifer Kent

Read about Jennifer Kent's love of bicycling to campus with her daughter. Whether you're a rain-or-shine bike commuter, a frequenter of the downhill mountain bike trails north of campus or you enjoy a mellow ride on a sunny day, we want to hear your story!

Victoria Gailey Finishes in Third-Place at Wyoming Cowgirl Classic

Gailey led ��ɫ������ Women’s Golf to a Fourth Place Finish overall in Arizona

��ɫ������ Football Set for Battle Born Showdown April 23

Join ��ɫ������ Football at Mackay Stadium for our annual Spring Game at 6 p.m.

Peyton Callens of ��ɫ������ Men’s Golf wins first career championship

��ɫ������ continues its dominant play this season with another top-seven finish. This is the third time the Pack has finished second this year and the eighth time it has finished in the top seven through eight tournaments during the 2021-22 season.

Aging Appreciation Week: Gerontology Academic Program offers events for everyone

Explore the joy, challenges and humanity of aging today as part of Aging Appreciation Week, April 4 to 6, 2022

Materials science and engineering student wins big at international conference

Sydney Fields won best poster award at her first conference, The Minerals, Metals & Materials Society 2022 Annual Meeting & Exhibition

��ɫ������ Men’s Cross Country Earns Personal Bests at Bob Larsen Distance Carnival

The ��ɫ������ Wolf Pack men's cross country team competed at the Bob Larsen Distance Carnival March 25

Indigenous feminist speakers brought to the ��ɫ������, Reno’s campus

Guest speakers are made possible through ��ɫ������ Humanities grants in an effort to promote decolonial change through local empowerment thanks to Lydia Huerta and Debra Harry

Sagebrushers podcast: Tales from The Wolf Pack Way

President Brian Sandoval hosts the new podcast from the ��ɫ������, Reno, launching on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and more March 29

University-grown meat and produce now available to those in need through on-campus food pantry

Pack Provisions partners with Wolf Pack Meats and Desert Farming Initiative to provide ground beef, fruits and vegetables year round

Nicola Ader earns Mountain West Field Athlete of the Week

Ader earns this honor with her first place finish in the high jump

Grand (re)Opening of the Pillsbury Graduate Quiet Study (MIKC 500)

Graduate Research Assistant and Internal Vice President of the Graduate Student Association Taissa K. Lytchenko talks about the dedicated study space for graduate students

Women’s Golf to host inaugural Patty Sheehan Golf Tournament

The Patty Sheehan Golf Tournament benefiting ��ɫ������ Women's Golf will be on Monday, May 23rd at Somersett Country Club

��ɫ������ earns Mountain West SAAC Community Service Award

It is the fifth time in the past eight years that ��ɫ������ has earned the award

University's logging sports team cuts its way to victory

��ɫ������ Loggers win big at largest forest conference and exhibition in the West

Cambridge Jr., Sherfield of ��ɫ������ Men’s Basketball named to All-Mountain West Third Team

Each player earned an All-Mountain West honor for the second year in a row

Fall 2021 Foundation Outstanding Letter of Appointment Instructional Faculty Awards

Award recipients are recognized for their outstanding instruction and for creating positive learning environments

Sophomore Isabella Pfeiffer is participating in the Congress-Bundestag Youth Exchange program

German exchange student gains self-confidence and independence while studying at the University

Blue Tie Ball announced for April 22

The Blue Tie Ball returns in 2022, as ��ɫ������ Athletics will host the 11th edition of the event Friday, April 22, at The Peppermill Resort and Casino

DePolo of ��ɫ������ Swim and Dive qualifies for NCAA Championships

��ɫ������ swimmer Donna dePolo has qualified to compete at the 2022 NCAA Championships for the second year in a row

��ɫ������ Lands 61 to Academic All-Mountain West list

��ɫ������, Reno had 61 student-athletes named to the Fall 2021 Academic All-Mountain West List

Ben Hazard, the first Black professor at the ��ɫ������, Reno

“I want to make sure that by being the first Black professor I also will not be the last.”

Faces of the Pack: Blesethe West challenges herself by pursuing Undergraduate Research

Pack Research Experience Program and valuable faculty mentorship provide opportunities for first-year pre-med student to get out of her comfort zone

Men’s & women’s basketball welcome donor-funded locker room building

Single-largest gift in Athletics history supports stand-alone locker rooms and team lounges to be completed by early 2024

��ɫ������ Swim and Dive claim All-Conference awards

After a second-place finish at the Mountain West Championships, the ��ɫ������ swim and dive team claimed 28 individual and three relay All-Conference team awards

From the Silver & Blue to the Red, White & Blue

Krysta Palmer ’16 brings home the bronze from Tokyo Olympic Games

Faces of the Pack: Dr. Bayo Curry-Winchell reflects on her time at the University

"Go after your dreams and don’t doubt your intellect, ability and motivation to complete your goals in life. You can do it!"

Celebrating the achievements of Colin Kaepernick

Colin’s achievements in the service of a better society are at the heart of the Wolf Pack Way

��ɫ������ Football announces 2022 schedule

The Pack begins a new season led by Head Coach Ken Wilson, with an exciting 2022 schedule on the horizon which includes home games against Texas State, Incarnate Word, Colorado State, San Diego State, Boise State and Fresno State

Leah John earns first career win, ��ɫ������ Women’s Golf finishes second at The Show

Leah John made some big pars to close out the third round and hold on to earn her first-career win at The Show at Spanish Trail. The ��ɫ������ women's golf team finished second with a score of nine over

Super Bowl journey: Austin and Madison Corbett remain two Wolf Pack superstars

Two Wolf Pack greats, one in football and one in volleyball, made their time at the University truly matter

The ��ɫ������ Career Studio's Spring Career Fairs

The ��ɫ������ Career Studio is hosting Spring Career Fairs on Feb. 16 and 17.

A decade of mentorship at the Disability Resource Center

The DRC’s Peer Mentor Program has been helping first-year students acclimate to life at the University and navigate the services available for students with disabilities for 10 years

��ɫ������ Football announces 2022 signing class

��ɫ������ football, led by Head Coach Ken Wilson, inked 22 student-athletes to complete its 2022 signing class

��ɫ������ Swim and Dive receive CSCAA Scholar All-American Team Honors

The ��ɫ������ swim and dive team earned a cumulative team GPA of 3.40 in the 2020 fall semester

Satchel Benn named Mountain West Player of the Week

Benn went 4-1 over ��ɫ������'s three duals in Spokane last weekend, going 2-0 in doubles play and 2-1 in singles action

Wolf Pack to celebrate National Girls and Women in Sports Day

Wolf Pack Athletics and Girls on the Run-Sierras will again join forces to celebrate National Girls and Women in Sports Day

Anastasia Luneva and Mariana Campino of ��ɫ������ Women’s Tennis Sweep Mountain West Weekly Honors

��ɫ������ women's tennis, fresh off of a 2-0 season-opening weekend, swept the Mountain West weekly honors with wins over Biola and UC Riverside

Gender Affirming Closet to help Wolf Pack express identity

Donations are being accepted through the end of February in anticipation of the first pop-up event March 2

Juan Batalla named Mountain West Men’s Tennis Player of the Week

Batalla went 4-0, with two matches unfinished, in doubles and singles play over ��ɫ������'s 3-0 opening weekend

��ɫ������ Softball hosts Texas Hold’em Tournament

The ��ɫ������ softball team is set to host its inaugural Texas Hold'em Tournament, presented by Big Valley Honda

Baseball season tickets on sale

��ɫ������ baseball season ticket renewals and new purchases are now available for the 2022 season

Faces of the Pack: Recognizing Jeanine Mooers on World Braille Day

University alumna, Braille proofreader and now software accessibility tester is inspired by her love of Braille and for access technology

Head Coach Ken Wilson announces additions to ��ɫ������ Football coaching staff

Five assistant coaches were officially added to the coaching staff

��ɫ������ Softball releases 2022 schedule

��ɫ������'s 52 game slate includes five away tournaments and 24 conference games in the season

��ɫ������ Women's Basketball opens conference play with win over Air Force

��ɫ������ opened Mountain West league play with a win over Air Force Tuesday night at Lawlor Events Center

Pack winning streak ends at with Kansas

��ɫ������ fought gamely, but saw its season-best five-game winning streak snapped in Wednesday's 88-61 loss at No. 6/6 Kansas

From Dean to Coach and now the Wolf Pack’s ‘Dean-Coach’

College of Education and Human Development Dean Don Easton-Brooks joins the Wolf Pack on the football field

Proposal for ��ɫ������, Reno and Sierra ��ɫ������ University transaction approved by accrediting body

Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities votes to approve the agreement, contingent upon U.S. Dept. of Education approval

Faces of the Pack: Shawn Thomas is the 2021 Kenneth Lutterman Award recipient

Ph.D. candidate in Interdisciplinary Environmental Science and Health program with a focus on public health is identifying protective influences for substance use behaviors among populations at risk.

��ɫ������ Takes On Western Michigan in Quick Lane Bowl

The Quick Lane Bowl will be broadcast on ESPN at Ford Field in Detroit, Monday December 27 at 8 a.m. PT

Top stories of 2021: University experts helped provide fact-based COVID knowledge

The good news was that ��ɫ������ Today readers increasingly turned to site for news they could use

Baseball Placed in Collegiate Baseball’s Top 50

Collegiate Baseball released its 2022 preseason poll with ��ɫ������ ranked 50th heading into the season. ��ɫ������ is the only Mountain West program named to the Top 50.

��ɫ������, Reno and ��ɫ������, Las Vegas recognized as two of the nation’s top research universities by Carnegie

Both Universities recieved R1 status in 2018

��ɫ������ signs three to start Early Signing Period

��ɫ������ Football signed three student-athletes to National Letters of Intent on the first day of the Early Signing Period

Tiffany Young on a path to receive third degree from the university and complete a three-decade long educational journey

Doctoral student applies experience in equity and diversity to human development and family sciences research

Thompson appointed Executive Vice-President, Provost at ��ɫ������, Reno

Selection came after national search to fill the position

��ɫ������ names Ken Wilson new Head Football Coach

Wilson brings over two decades experience on the ��ɫ������ coaching staff and in administration to his position as ��ɫ������ Football's 27th head coach

Dreams realized, history made during Winter Commencement

For the first time in the nearly 30 years of Winter Commencement, two ceremonies were held

Audrey Roden of Women’s Basketball named Freshman of the Week

Roden registered a career-high 22 points while adding three rebounds and a steal in the Pack's victory at Pacific

Wolf Pack bound for Quick Lane Bowl

Representing the Mountain West Conference, ��ɫ������ Football competes in bowl for fourth consecutive season. Join the Pack in Detroit!

��ɫ������ Athletics sets graduation success rate record

��ɫ������ student-athletes set a department record with a graduation rate of 89 percent

Orvis School of Nursing student accepted into U.S. Navy Nurse Candidate Program

Lindsay Zieschang graduates with her BSN in December and then immediately goes on to complete an 8-year service as a nurse in the U.S. Navy

4th Annual Campus Accessibility Forum: "The University has come a long way"

The 2021 Annual Campus Accessibility Forum will take place Dec. 8 from 4 to 5:30 p.m. and will include an array of presenters from across the University

Baseball releases 2022 schedule

The reigning Mountain West Conference Champions features 21 home games

��ɫ������ Athletics announces Black Friday, Cyber Monday ticket deals

Select men's and women's basketball contests will go on sale Friday, Nov. 26, at 8 a.m. PT

Audrey Roden named Mountain West Freshman of the Week

Roden scored 14 of her 17 points in the first half, including knocking down three three-pointers

More gender-inclusive restrooms to be added to campus

Effort will make 72 gender-inclusive restrooms publicly accessible for the comfort of Wolf Pack community members

��ɫ������ Athletics supports Northern ��ɫ������ Food Drive

��ɫ������ Athletics and SAAC have collaborated to host an on-campus food drive during football and men's and women's basketball games

Tierney Wolfgram individual qualifier for NCAA Nationals

Wolfgram, who finished second overall in the women's 6k at the NCAA Mountain Regional, secured a place at the NCAA Nationals in Tallahassee with her time of 20:20.4

'I definitely got more out of my service than anything I could've ever expected'

As Veteran's Day approaches, University veterans reflect on service, studies and the future

Women’s Basketball home opener game preview

��ɫ������ tips off its 2021-22 season with a home game against the Saint Mary's Gaels

Carson Strong Named Davey O’Brien Award Semifinalist

Help cast your vote for Carson Strong on social media like the original Davey O'Brien Award post highlighting Strong

Faces of the Pack: Yareli Navarro Chavez finds first-generation opportunities through Undergraduate Research

Pack Research Experience Program and TRIO STEM Scholars offer mentorship and sense of belonging to sophomore pre-med student

Graduate of the Pack: Connor Billman, International Agriculture Education Fellowship Program fellow

Empowering youth and elevating small-holder farmers through agricultural science

Faces of the Pack: Luke Miers

University freshman Luke Miers represented the USA at the Snowshoe MTB World Cup

Emily Rich Named to the Conference All-Newcomer Team

Rich led the team in points, goals, and assists during the year as a Freshman

Sam Hammond of ��ɫ������ Football named Nominee for Burlsworth Trophy

This is presented annually for the most outstanding football player in America who began their career as a walk-on

Carson Strong Named to Davey O’Brien Class of ‘21

This honor comes on the heels of Strong setting a program record in completions (49) and posting a career-record 476 yards against Fresno State