By Nikki Villoria
Greenspun Hall houses the journalism and communications departments. (NIKKI VILLORIA / The Working Press)
The building is 120,000 square feet, this five-story building is 120,000 square feet and showcases high technology media facilities for KUNV-FM and UNLV-TV. Along with having an impressive technology based journalism department, the Greenspun Hall building holds a Gold Level Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Certification.
Contributing to the advancement of journalism and media performance, Greenspun Hall features high-tech convergence laboratories, high-definition media facilities for KUNV FM radio and UNLV TV; student newsrooms; and a technical operations center, and a 190-seat auditorium equipped for video, radio, and Internet production and audience feedback.
UNLV students have access to fully-equipped newsrooms and computer labs throughout the year. Greenspun Hall also contains a radio station and tv production and editing bays.
Multimedia editing equipment is available to students in the journalism and communications departments. (NIKKI VILLORIA / The Working Press)
The Hank Greenspun School of Journalism at UNLV is home to localized branches of Brookings Mountain West and the Lincy Institute. (TWANA PINSKEY / The Working Press)
UNLV-TV editing operations and equipment available on campus for students. (NIKKI VILLORIA / The Working Press)
Greenspun College of Urban Affairs is home to the UNLV’s journalism department. (NIKKI VILLORIA / The Working Press)
Greenspun Hall contains several environmentally-friendly elements, including a photovoltaic array covering an open outdoor courtyard. (NIKKI VILLORIA / The Working Press)