Exploring April’s Newsmakers: From Health to Politics and Everything In Between
As the weather warms up and the semester comes to a close, the April Newsmakers are here to satisfy your curiosity on a variety of topics. From the future of Alzheimer’s treatment to the consequences of defiling natural history at Lake Mead, there is plenty to learn about this month.
In the health sector, Dr. Jeffrey Cummings is making strides in brain health research, offering hope for the future of Alzheimer’s treatment. Meanwhile, in culture, law professor Benjamin Edwards is providing advice on protecting retirement accounts and discussing an investor’s potential role in the presidential election.
The recently shuttered Tropicana Las Vegas is also making headlines, with experts like David Schwartz and Michael Green sharing insights on its legacy. And have you ever wondered why some planes seem to float in place without moving? Aviation historian Dan Bubb has the answers.
From politics to university news, there is a wealth of information to explore this month. UNLV is making waves with initiatives like the ESPN responsible gaming research fellows program and a new sports-focused project at the library. And in the expert roundup, you can learn about everything from the Southern Hemisphere’s ‘southern lights’ to the effects of a solar eclipse on plants.
So if you’re looking to satisfy your curiosity and stay informed, look no further than the April Newsmakers for all the answers you seek.