The University of Nevada Press is publishing a book that covers the 150-year history of the University written by Senior Editor for News & Features John Trent ’85 (history), ’87 (journalism), ’00 M.A. (journalism). Trent has been telling the University’s stories and writing speeches in northern Nevada throughout his long career.
Celebrate with students from the chamber singers and the wind ensembles on Friday, April 19 at a performance featuring Steve Danyew’s composition in honor of the University’s 150th anniversary. Danyew is an American composer and educator based in New York whose compositions have been performed globally in venues such as the Sydney Opera House, the Kennedy Center, Carnegie Hall and the steps of the U.S. Capitol.
Follow the University on social media as we share 150 facts throughout the year. Learn interesting details about our history, from the introduction of the Fremont Cannon to the University’s response to the 1902 smallpox epidemic. We can be found on Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn and X. Follow the sesquicentennial celebration at #WolfPack150.
Purchase your limited-edition 150th license plate by visiting your local DMV or go online and order on the DMV website. You can also purchase a commemorative souvenir plate to display in your home and office. Your purchase of a license plate celebrating our sesquicentennial supports Pack Provisions, the free on-campus food and resource pantry that serves University students, faculty and staff.
University Libraries has produced a yearlong series that features various University history exhibits displayed in the Mathewson-IGT Knowledge Center. Pay us a visit and explore the people and milestones that have shaped the University’s storied history.
In partnership with Three Fat Guys Winery in Sonoma, California, a limited-edition of President’s Reserve cabernet sauvignon is available in a commemorative 150th anniversary bottle. Three Fat Guys was co-founded and is currently managed by former Wolf Pack student-athlete Tony Moll (attended 2001-06). A limited number of bottles were produced, using grapes from Napa Valley and aged for two years in French oak barrels. Purchase your own bottle at nevada150wine.com. Proceeds will be donated to the Pack Excellence Fund, providing necessary resources for our student-athletes to compete at the highest level in the classroom and in competition.