Photograph by Crista Hecht
ASUN
The Associated Students of the University of Nevada, or ASUN. ASUN is made up of every undergraduate student at the University of Nevada and provides a vehicle, through elected officials, to voice student concerns.Go there
Brushfire
The Brushfire is the official literary and arts magazine on the University of Nevada, Reno campus and the oldest magazine of its kind --founded in 1950-- in the state of Nevada. The Brushfire is a journal that pulls upon the outstanding emerging talent of artists and writers within this community to publish some of the most exciting work Northern Nevadans have to offer.Go there
The Daily View
The Daily View began as University photographer Jean Dixon’s New Year’s Resolution to find at least one image each day of 2007, or to have an image find her. This also guarantees that Jean gets out of the office to savor and share the beauty that surrounds us every day.Go there
The Nevada Sagebrush
The Nevada Sagebrush is the student-run weekly newspaper for the University of Nevada, Reno. The newspaper began as The Student Record in 1893 and has been in continuous publication ever since. Its name was changed to the Sagebrush in 1910.The Nevada Sagebrush is published by the Associated Student of the University of Nevada and is printed by the Sierra Nevada Media Group.
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The University of Nevada, Reno
As Nevada's flagship land-grant institution, the University has been instrumental in the history of the nation's fastest-growing state. When the University opened in 1874 as the University Preparatory School in Elko, it was located 300 miles east of the state's Virginia City-Carson City-Reno population base. State officials relocated the university to Reno in 1885, and its first year of formal college-level study was in 1887. Until 1957, the University of Nevada served as the only state-supported higher-education institution in the Silver State.Go there
