Leading the University into the future
We represent Nevada’s greatest ideals. Entrepreneurial, innovative, creative, courageous, unafraid to be bold in the name of broadening our impact in all aspects of our 21st century opportunities.
Brian Sandoval
Brian Sandoval was appointed the 17th president of the ·¬ÇÑÊÓƵ, on Sept. 17, 2020 by the Nevada System of Higher Education’s Board of Regents. He is the first person of Hispanic origin as well as the first alumnus to serve as president in University history.
Join President Sandoval as he bring listeners stories from members of our Wolf Pack Family.
Sagebrushers season 5 episode 5: Introducing the ·¬ÇÑÊÓƵ’s Doctor of Physical Therapy program
September 16, 2026Professor Daryl Lawson and University President Brian Sandoval discuss community development, educational advancements and new opportunities coming next fall
Sagebrushers season 5 episode 4: Understanding accents and the way we speak
July 14, 2026Professor Valerie Fridland and President Brian Sandoval explore the world of linguistics, discussing how accents shape identity and communication
Sagebrushers season 5 episode 3: The future of engineering education
June 03, 2026Engineering Dean Tom Weller and Davidson Foundation Cleanroom Director Russ Renzas share how the college prepares students and partners with industry
College of Science Foundation Professor Beth Leger explores her desert plant research, starting the Nevada Native Seed Bank and more
Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month
September 15, 2026Hispanic Heritage Month officially begins on Sept. 15 and offers an opportunity to celebrate the rich and diverse culture, history, art, traditions and accomplishments of the Hispanic and Latinx community on our campus, our community and our world.
September 11 Wolf Pack Tribute of Remembrance
September 04, 2026Throughout the coming week, we pause to remember one of the most defining moments in our nation’s history.
Welcome to the Fall 2026 Semester
August 24, 2026As we begin our fall semester today, we do so knowing full well that neighborhoods in Reno have been impacted greatly, and that some of our neighbors, friends and family have had their lives irrevocably altered.