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Standout student Aeriel Halstead's message to her fellow new graduates is simple: Take a minute to appreciate all that you've accomplished.

The admin assistant in 51³Ô¹ÏºÚÁÏ's marketing & international business department is the first in her immediate family to earn a college degree.

Drone regulation may come down to better defining reasonable expectations of privacy.

The journalism professor talks about why we’re posting, liking, tweeting, and Snapchatting our way through digital conversations.

Our Alumni of the Year tell us what the learned when they faced a (fake) fire, a blank canvas, a dreaded phone call, and a mother's mortality.

Our Alumni of the Year tell us what they learned when facing a roomful of corporate lawyers, during a big interview, and amidst the chaos of stock traders.

Alumna Judy Tudor turned her own foster care experience into a career helping kids through tough situations. Now at 51³Ô¹ÏºÚÁÏ, she’s training child welfare employees.

For the last 10 years, the 51³Ô¹ÏºÚÁÏ School of Social Work has played an important role in workforce development of child welfare system employees.

At age 20, Robin Mendoza has already helped develop a Clark County parks map. Now, the graduate student in public administration is using her research skills in GIS to help nonprofits.

What do you do if you find yourself with a new home with a great bar area, but you don’t drink? This new College of Education professor has a suggestion.

Annual welcome event features TED-like motivational talks that inspire incoming students to make the most of their college experience.

Does it seem daunting to decide on your career path? Professor Emily Salisbury knows your pain. Here's her advice for Rebels trying to find their way.