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The documentary filmmaker and professor at the University of Nevada, Reno received the award from the Nevada Woman’s Film Festival. - KOLO 8 News - New aerospace and defense academy to launch at the University of Nevada, Reno
After the Sierra Nevada Corporation donated 1.13 million dollars to the University, the University is launching a new Aerospace and Defense academy. - KRNV News 4 - When deep fakes and the presidential election collide
“This absolutely affects my trust in media coverage about politicians. If I can barely tell that a simple video or photo on TikTok was created by a computer, then I cannot imagine what a political campaign can create with all the money they have,” said Chase Sanchez, a freshman business major at the University of Nevada, Reno. – Los Angeles Loyolan
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