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Boyd School of Law In The News

Sample news articles and op-eds to see how the William S. Boyd School of Law and its faculty and staff are covered in local, national, and international outlets.

Nevada Considers Limiting Under-21 Cigarette Sales to Casinos

International students face revoked visas

Cigarettes Could Be Banned for Gen Z Under New Proposal

Tax Community Pushes Back on Sharing of Immigrant Tax Data

Four UNLV international students wrapped up in Trump’s visa crackdown

News 3 Las Vegas

Nevada lawmaker proposes banning cigarette sales to Gen Z and younger

UNLV News Center

UNLV Graduate and Professional Programs Shine in Latest U.S. News & World Report Rankings

The New York Times

I.R.S. Agrees to Share Migrants’ Tax Information With ICE

Las Vegas Review Journal

‘Generational ban’ on cigarette sales may arrive in Nevada — with a big loophole

Growing demand at UNLV immigration clinic by students, community

News 3 Las Vegas

UNLV says four international students had visas revoked

The Nevada Globe

UNLV Students’ Visas Revoked Amid Crackdown on Campus Activism

Fox 5 Las Vegas

UNLV students express fear following visa revocations

UNLV Rallies to Support International Students as Visas Revoked Following Trump Administration Order

Sex work advocates push for changes in Nevada policing

Federal immigration authorities revoke 4 UNLV international students’ visas

Fox 5 Las Vegas

Federal officials revoke 4 UNLV international students visas

Las Vegas Review Journal

Four UNLV international students have visas revoked, official says

ImmigrationProf Blog

Professor Francine Lipman and Jose Antonio Vargas Discuss the Taxes Paid by Immigrants

Symposium on Policing Commercial Sex Work

Define American

Yes, "Illegal" Immigrants Pay Taxes

Judge disregarded bankruptcy trustee’s recommendation and punished New Orleans clergy abuse survivors

Why some think Nevada should challenge Delaware as premier destination for corporate lawsuits

Del. Corporate Law Rework Might Upend Over 3 Dozen Cases