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How to Stay Safe on Halloweekend
Halloween night falls on a Saturday this year. While some students may see this as the perfect opportunity for a Halloweekend bender, staying safe is just as important as having fun. Madison Eifert, public outreach coordinator of the University Police Department-Northern Command (UPDNC), said the campus police are on higher alert during Halloweekend. “We’ve seen in the past just more students out and about, more students consuming alcohol, more students on the roadways at night,” Eifert said.
University Police Plans to Increase Presence at Tailgates
The University Police Department Northern Command (UPDNC) addressed tailgate concerns in their presentation to the Associated Students of the University of Nevada (ASUN) at their senate meeting on Wednesday, Oct. 7. “You may see a heavier [law enforcement] presence at the next tailgate,” UPDNC Deputy Chief Josh Reynolds said.
ASUN Commemorates Route 91 Mass Shooting Victims
On Oct. 1, the nine-year anniversary of the Las Vegas Route 91 mass shooting, the Associated Students of the University of Nevada (ASUN) handed out candy bars that memorialized the victims at various locations on campus. The Route 91 Harvest music festival shooting is considered to be the United States’ deadliest, with a death toll of 58 casualties. ASUN set out 12 tables, each with 58 candy bars which came with a photo and brief description of one of the 58 victims.
Annual ASUN Drag Show Celebrates 10th Installment With Special Guest Host Sapphira Cristal
Rupaul’s Drag Race Season 16 Miss Congeniality winner, Sapphira Cristal, joined nine other drag performers in the Joe Crowley Student Union ballroom packed full of students and ASUN staff on March 18. The drag show was hosted by Cristal alongside a panel of judges and ASUN staff. It was a friendly competition where contestants competed in various challenges over the course of two rounds. The first round was a runway exhibition.
Jordan World Circus Returns to Reno
By Teagan Greer, Ella Strobo, and Shea Spencer The Jordan World Circus came to the Reno-Sparks Livestock Events Center this past weekend on March 14 and 15 and featured a student from the University of Nevada, Reno (UNR) in one of its main acts. On both dates, the stands were lined with attendees while protestors stood outside of the venue holding signs and handing out pamphlets.
Anti-ICE Protest On UNR Campus Corresponds with WCSD Protests
A few of the students protesting outside the library in late January. (Ella Strobo/The Nevada Sagebrush) On Jan. 30, a small crowd of students at the University of Nevada, Reno (UNR) gathered onto the lawn outside the Mathewson-IGT Knowledge Center to protest against Immigrations and Customs Enforcement, commonly referred to as “ICE.” These students were among many in Reno who participated in anti-ICE demonstrations on Jan.
Turning Point USA Speaker Visits UNR, Speaks About Her Decision to Detransition
By Teagan Greer and Ella Strobo 21-year-old detransitioner and political activist Chloe Cole visited the University of Nevada, Reno on Nov. 17 on behalf of UNR’s Turning Point USA chapter, a conservative youth organization founded by controversial conservative activist Charlie Kirk, who was recently killed at a speaking event at Utah Valley University.
Attorney General Aaron Ford Meets With Graduate Student Workers at UNR
By Ella Strobo and Emilio Milo Aaron Ford stands with NGSW and UAW members for a photo at the University of Nevada, Reno. (Emilio Milo/The Nevada Sagebrush) On Nov. 18, the Nevada Graduate Student Workers (NGSW), organized under the United Auto Workers (UAW) union, hosted an event with Nevada Attorney General and 2026 gubernatorial candidate Aaron Ford at the University of Nevada, Reno (UNR). At the event, the attorney general discussed many of the issues graduate students face as student workers.
Garage Rock Bands And Musical Therapy Club Team Up For UNR Film Club Fundraiser
On Nov. 8, UNR’s Film Club collaborated with Musical Therapy Club and bands In Between The Dogs & I and Tiller, putting on a show at Midnight Coffee Roastings in Midtown for the Film Club’s “Soundtrack”fundraiser. Trinity, a junior at UNR and the Film Club event coordinator, touched on how the world of music and world of movies collide to inspire this live music fundraiser.
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