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The 1960s was an era of counterculture, rejecting the conservative norms and the social conformity of the earlier decade. From the anti-war movement, civil rights movement, to second wave feminism, the 1960s left a mark in the history of the United States. The psychedelic movement that occurred during the 1960s influenced music, art, literature, and even fashion of the decade.
Latinx Voices of Southern Nevada is an oral history project collecting the stories of our regions diverse Latinx citizens.
Special Collections Librarian Susan Anderl (seated left) with library staff member Linda Compton (seated right) and Wende Lestelle, student worker, 1979
Latinx Voices of Southern Nevada is an oral history project collecting the stories of our regions diverse Latinx citizens.
UNLV University Libraries Special Collections & Archives and the Center for Gaming Research welcomes our latest Eadington Fellow, Yale Belanger, professor of Political Science at t
Nearly complete runs of two early Las Vegas newspapers are now available to view and search online thanks to a project from the UNLV University Libraries’ Special Collections and Archives Division.
Las Vegas Age newspaper clipping on water conservation dated February 20, 1942 from the files of the Union Pacific Railro
We are delighted to welcome Dorothy Barenscott, the first Eadington Fellow of 2019, to the Center for Gaming Research in Special Collections & Archives.
Latinx Voices of Southern Nevada is an oral history project collecting the stories of our regions diverse Latinx citizens.
