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Norma Jean Almodovar (Photo by Aaron Mayes)
In 1984, Norma Jean Almodovar sat in a Los Angeles jail cell, facing a solicitation charge that would change the course of her life. A former LAPD traffic officer turned sex worker, she saw firsthand the hypocrisy of a system that criminalized women like her while protecting powerful men. That moment… Read More
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Game Jam 2025
Have an idea for a new physical board or card game? Get help bringing it to life during Game Jam 2025 at Lied Library. A game jam is an event where people come together to create their own games.
Five teams of 2-3 students each will compete to build a physical game using resources from the Makerspace in Lied Library. Community… Read More
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Our student employees are more than just staff — they’re essential members of the Libraries team who help create an inclusive, supportive, and service-oriented environment for the campus community. Come work with us! We are now hiring student assistants for the Fall 2025 semester.
Pay is $12 per hour. Applicants must have work study… Read More
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The Teacher Development & Resources Library's August book display is exploring the first fundamental freedom protected by the First Amendment: the right to freely exercise religion and spirituality.
The Religion and Spirituality curated book display includes a mix of fiction and nonfiction, offering a sample of our… Read More
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Disaster: Resilience & Recovery Book Display
Stop by the Teacher Development & Resources Library for a look at disasters of all kinds through the lens of fiction and nonfiction on our Disaster: Resilience & Recovery curated book display.
Be it wildfires, floods, or the zombie apocalypse, every disaster has lessons to teach about… Read More
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Paul B. Sogg Architecture Building
During the summer months, access to the Paul B. Sogg Architecture Building is restricted to School of Architecture students and faculty using a valid RebelCard.
Non-architecture students, faculty, and public users who wish to visit the Architecture Studies Library (ASL) should schedule an appointment at… Read More
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TDRL Pride Month Read The Rainbow Book Display
In honor of Pride Month, the Teacher Development & Resources Library invites you to Read the Rainbow—a vibrant display celebrating the diverse voices and stories of the LGBTQ+ community.
Spanning picture books, young adult novels, and thought-provoking nonfiction, the collection offers… Read More
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Lied Library
Lied Library's 25th anniversary celebration kicks off this fall, and we want you to be part of the fun!
As we commemorate a quarter-century of Lied Library serving the UNLV community, we're creating a special exhibit to honor this milestone—and we need your help. Whether you spent countless hours studying for finals, met your… Read More
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Brittani Sterling
Brittani Sterling, Social Sciences and Interdisciplinary Studies Librarian at UNLV Libraries, has been named a 2025 Library Journal Mover & Shaker, one of 50 library professionals across the U.S. recognized for innovation and leadership in the field.
Sterling was honored in the Educators category for her work to… Read More
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The 2025 Lance & Elena Calvert Award Winners, from left, Omar Shafi, Olivia Sinkevitch, Drewmel Darby, Wendy Rein, and Giselle Rivera.
The University Libraries is proud to announce the winners of the 2025 Lance & Elena Calvert Awards for Undergraduate Research ceremony.
This annual event recognizes students who have demonstrated… Read More
