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July Theme of the Month: Science Fiction
Head "Back To The Future" with Marty McFly or explore the wilds of Pandora in "Avatar" this July with our monthly DVD and streaming video collections celebrating all things science fiction.
Stop by the Leisure Reading section on the second floor of Lied Library to check out our full selection of Sci-… Read More
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TDRL July Curated Book Display Poster
The Teacher Development & Resources Library is rolling out the red carpet this July with our 2021 Eisner Award Nominations Curated Book Display.
Known as the "Oscars of Comics," the Eisner Awards are one of the most prestigious awards in comics, and the 20 titles on this display highlight the… Read More
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Amanda Melilli
Amanda Melilli, head of UNLV's Teacher Development & Resources Library, is featured in a new article from Diverse Issues In Higher Education magazine.
"Teaching New Voices: This Academic Librarian is Working to Makes Children's Books More Diverse" spotlights Melilli's work to diversify the collections at the Teacher… Read More
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Pride Month: Read the Rainbow
Read with Pride! The Teacher Development & Resources Library is celebrating June by spotlighting Young Pride (books for Pre-K through middle school) on this month's Curated Book Display.
"It is important for our younger readers to see the rainbow of their lives, their families, and their friends reflected… Read More
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The Teacher Development & Resources Library is celebrating Indigenous Voices with the May Curated Book Display.
The Teacher Development & Resources Library's May Curated Book Display celebrates Indigenous Voices and the importance of the stories they tell. The display highlights children's and young adult literature by Native… Read More
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Teaching & Learning Librarian Mark Lenker, Isabella Chung, Nathalie Martinez, Michael Schwob, Interim Head of Educational Initiatives Rosan Mitola, and Dean of Libraries Maggie Farrell. (Not pictured Natalie Johns).
The University Libraries have selected four UNLV undergraduate students as the winners of the 2021 Lance and Elena Calvert… Read More
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The UNLV Libraries condemn the ongoing acts of violence against the Asian American and Pacific Islander communities across the country. As we mark the one year anniversary of the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, we stand in solidarity with our Asian American and Pacific Islander students, faculty, staff, alumni, and community members as well as… Read More
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The 2021-22 Open Educational Resource (OER) Faculty Learning Group has been selected. Members of this new learning group include:
James Andro-Vasko (Computer Science)Lianne Barnes (Psychology)Jorge Fonseca Cacho (Computer Science)Sheila Clark (Environmental and Occupational Health)Timothy Grigsby (Environmental and Occupational… Read More
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The UNLV Book Club is returning this spring with it’s official selection, Megan Rapinoe’s memoir, One Life.
In One Life, Rapinoe – an Olympic gold medalist and two-time Women's World Cup champion – invites readers on a remarkable journey as an athlete activist, looking back on both her victories and her failures, and pulls back the… Read More
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Chinatown Plaza has been a cultural and business center for Las Vegans of Asian American and Pacific Islander descent. (Aaron Mayes/UNLV Special Collections & Archives)
Vanessa “Nessa” Concepcion is expanding on the history of Southern Nevada through her work on a new Asian American and Pacific Islander oral history project from UNLV… Read More
