Posts in category A National Epidemic

Editor’s Note: When the coronavirus pandemic began earlier this year, things happened—and they happened quickly. To display how quickly things changed, The Nevada Sagebrush compiled a …

Story updated March 19: University Studies Abroad Consortium announced on their website they will cancel their study abroad spring programs in Europe, Japan and Israel …

Congress passed legislation raising the legal age for purchasing tobacco products and electronic cigarettes from 18 to 21. The House of Representatives passed the bill …

The second Wolf Pack Community Howl of the semester was held in the Joe Crowley Student Union ballrooms on Monday, Nov. 4 with a focus …

As Reno falls among one of the cities with the highest homelessness rates in the country, University of Nevada, Reno, is working to educate students …

In light of an extreme housing crisis and homelessness rise, Our Town Reno hosted a live event on Thursday, Sept. 27, to highlight homelessness in …

As fire season comes to a close and hurricane season gears up to begin, the University of Nevada, Reno, is providing support and lessons for …

The drug crisis spreading across America is not a new concern, as chemical restrictions and drug enforcement agencies crack down. However, the concern has become …

  The semester may just be starting, but many students are already beginning to worry about managing their workload. Balancing classes, reading assignments, projects, and …

“I am terrified that I will be deported— that I won’t be able to finish my career and that I will never be able to …