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Dear CSN Family, At approximately 6 p.m. this evening, Wednesday, August 28, University Police Services Southern Command received a report that there appeared to be firearm magazines inside a parked vehicle on the College of Southern Nevada’s Henderson Campus. Officers … Continue reading →

Dear CSN Family, As the semester begins, safety should be in the forefront of all our minds. As you know, the CSN and UNLV police departments have been consolidated into one, new department called “University Police Services,” led by Associate … Continue reading →

Dear Faculty and Staff, As you’re aware, CSN Day at the Legislature is fast approaching. On Monday, March 25, CSN students, faculty and staff are encouraged to participate in our state’s legislative process in Carson City. We have posted a … Continue reading →

Congratulations to the following individuals, who were awarded tenure today by the Board of Regents. • Anthony Adamo, World Languages • Brad Kevin Brady, Advising/Counseling and First Year Experience • Kaylee Baucom, English • Janelle Benedetti, Advising/Counseling and First Year … Continue reading →

CSN joins our Southern Nevada community on the anniversary of that tragic night to remember the victims and their families. We will hold a vigil at 7 p.m. Monday October 1 , encourage a moment of silence, offer message boards … Continue reading →

Dr. Federico Zaragoza today became the College of Southern Nevada’s ninth president in its 47-year history. A press release announcing his presidency can be found here. Nevada System of Higher Education Chancellor Thom Reilly said it was exciting for Zaragoza … Continue reading →

Greetings, Coyote Nation! Congratulations to the 28 faculty and staff members who were awarded Tenure today by the Nevada System of Higher Education’s Board of Regents. This is a major milestone for each of them. Jonathan Boarini, Media Technology Michele … Continue reading →

Good morning, CSN Coyote Nation! Linked below is the CSN accreditation response letter from NWCCU for which we have been patiently waiting. You will see that the news is quite positive, but we still have much work to do as … Continue reading →