Posts in category U.S. Government

Members of the Reno community gathered at Reno City Plaza on Wednesday to come together and celebrate diversity. This comes less than a day after …

The 2016 presidential election is making history in more ways than one. This is the first time a woman has claimed a major party nomination …

With time running out before voters hit the polls, the race for Sen. Harry Reid’s soon-to-be-vacant seat in the club of 100 has been heating …

As Election Day draws closer, Nevadans are asking one thing: where are the polls? Over 250 polls have been conducted throughout the United States so …

Tim Kaine, Virginia senator and vice-presidential nominee made his first stop to the University of Nevada, Reno on Thursday, Sept. 22. He spoke to a …

Two Native American tribes are taking the state to court over allegations that it is too difficult for Native people to vote in elections. The …

Standing in front of the crystal-blue waters of Lake Tahoe at this year’s 20th annual Lake Tahoe Summit on Aug. 31st, 2016, President Barack Obama …

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 Jacob Solis Even as the sky remained unflinchingly gray as rain pattered against the windows of the James S. Brady briefing room, 50 student …

By Marcus Lavergne With the ever prevalent influence of corporate news and social media looming overhead, organizations on campus are taking the time to help …