It might not be the Big Dance, but still the Wolf Pack victorious debut to its NIT campaign was electrifying. They are back home Saturday against Liberty. 

Check out this video recap of their first round win with reporting below by Lexi Cantrell to get a taste of what it was like inside Lawlor. 

Wolf Pack Win! 🤘🏻
The Wolf Pack defeat Murray State 89-75 to advance to the second round of the NIT. Vaughen Weems led the way with 23 points, while Elijah Price controlled the glass with 13 rebounds.
Next up: Liberty, Saturday at 6PM in Lawlor.
🎥: Lexi Cantrell
#NevadaBasketball#WolfPack#NIT

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Check out how these cool kids spent their summer going all over the bay by BART and other regional transit!

Campers at Urban Adventure Camps hopped on trains, buses, or ferries to take daily field trips. They went to some of the coolest spots in the Bay, like museums, zoos, and even glass blowing studios. No matter the activity, the campers took public transportation to get there.

For some of the campers, it was their first experience with BART.

“I’d never ridden BART before this camp,” said camper Eloise Lanzisera. She’s learned “it’s very useful when you’re trying to get somewhere quickly.”

Each camper received a Clipper BayPass card, the Bay Area’s all-in-one transit card that lets you take unlimited rides on all regional transit services. Organizations pay a flat fee for the service, and their employees, students – and in this case, campers – can ride as much local transit as they want.

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I went around San Francisco asking people why everyone should ride BART. This video challenged me to practice my interviewing skills in a real-world environment. I was able to illustrate my editing, digital, and journalism skills.