Posts in category Technology

As classes begin for the fall semester, students may realize that MyNevada has gotten an upgrade. After trying out a beta version earlier this year, …

Following Facebook’s Cambridge Analytica scandal, where data from almost 90 million Facebook users was compromised, and Google’s ongoing battle in Europe over antitrust issues, users …

During a Reno City Council meeting on Wednesday, March 28, council members approved spending $1.8 million to purchase body and vehicle cameras for the Reno …

The Federal Aviation Administration is testing a new system that will allow drone users to receive airspace authorization almost immediately upon request. Under Part 107, …

A new, leading-edge bridge design was tested in the Earthquake Engineering Laboratory on campus on Wednesday, Sept. 20. A large-scale, two-span bridge was knocked around …

The University of Nevada, Reno, is introducing a new Wi-Fi network for students, faculty and staff on Wednesday, Dec. 28. After that, UNR-WPA will no …

By Marcus Lavergne More than 200 billion emails were sent every day in 2015, according to the independent technology market research firm The Radicati Group, …

By Marcus Lavergne Tablets, cell phones, laptops, and other electronics and handheld devices all seem to have one thing in common — the human species’ …

By Marcus Lavergne The University of Nevada, Reno’s continuous growth coupled with ongoing construction and renovation has had students and faculty in a bind for …