Notable Alumni of University of Nevada-Las Vegas
Notable alumni of University of Nevada-Las Vegas include Jimmy Kimmel (Host of Jimmy Kimmel Live! and comedian), Flo Rida (Rapper and singer) and Gina Carano (Actress and former mixed martial artist).
Alumni list
Politics and law
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John Ensign 1958–
Former US Senator from Nevada
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Joe Lombardo 1962–
31st Governor of Nevada
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Carolyn Goodman 1938–
Former mayor of Las Vegas
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Shelley Berkley 1951–
Mayor of Las Vegas and former US Representative
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Steve Sisolak 1953–
30th governor of Nevada
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Robert Hale Merriman 1908–1938
Commander of the Abraham Lincoln Battalion in Spain
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James Bilbray 1938–2021
Former US Representative from Nevada and lawyer
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Ruben Kihuen 1980–
Former U.S. Representative from Nevada
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Rod Chandler 1942–
Five-term U.S. Representative from Washington
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Lucy Flores 1979–
Lawyer and former Nevada Assembly member
Business
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Suge Knight 1965–
Co-founder and former CEO of Death Row Records
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Kevin Rose 1977–
Internet entrepreneur, co-founder of Digg and Revision3
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Nick Khan 1901–
President of WWE
Science and academia
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Francis J. Beckwith 1960–
Philosopher, professor at Baylor University
Arts and media
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Jimmy Kimmel 1967–
Host of Jimmy Kimmel Live! and comedian
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Flo Rida 1979–
Rapper and singer
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Gina Carano 1982–
Actress and former mixed martial artist
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Dan Reynolds 1987–
Lead vocalist of Imagine Dragons
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Ryan Higa 1990–
Comedian, actor and internet personality nigahiga
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Ryan Ross 1986–
Former guitarist of Panic! at the Disco
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Veronica Hart 1956–
Film director and former adult film actress
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Eric Whitacre 1970–
Composer and conductor known for choral music
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Ginger Fish 1965–
Drummer for Marilyn Manson and Rob Zombie
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Anthony E. Zuiker 1968–
Creator of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation
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Ashlyn Gere 1967–
Adult film and mainstream television actress
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Ronnie Vannucci 1976–
Drummer for the rock band the Killers
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Tomi Lahren 1992–
Conservative political commentator and television presenter
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Paul Taylor 1930–2018
Choreographer and dancer
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Arianny Celeste 1985–
Model and former ring girl
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RiceGum 1996–
Former YouTuber and rapper
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Lindsay Hartley 1978–
Actress known for soap opera roles
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Robbie Daymond 1982–
Voice actor, Spider-Man in Marvel's Spider-Man
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Guy Fieri 1968–
Television presenter, restaurateur and author
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RBX 1968–
Rapper from Long Beach, California
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Jo Koy 1971–
Stand-up comedian and actor
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Dino 1963–
DJ, singer-songwriter and record producer
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Oksana Marafioti 1974–
Writer, author of memoir American Gypsy
Sports
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Shawn Marion 1978–
Former NBA player; four-time All-Star and 2011 champion
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Ryback 1981–
Retired professional wrestler, known for WWE
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Anthony Bennett 1993–
Canadian professional basketball player
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Larry Johnson 1969–
Former NBA player and two-time All-Star
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Joel Anthony 1982–
Canadian basketball player, two-time champion with Heat
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Stacey Augmon 1968–
Former basketball player, Sacramento Kings coach
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Louis Amundson 1982–
Former basketball player with 10 NBA seasons
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Adam Scott 1980–
Australian golfer and former world number one
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Marcus Banks 1981–
Former professional basketball player
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Christian Wood 1995–
Professional NBA basketball player
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Kaspars Kambala 1978–
Latvian basketball player and boxer
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Zsuzsanna Jakabos 1989–
Hungarian swimmer and four-time Olympian
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Derrick Jones Jr. 1997–
NBA player for the Los Angeles Clippers
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Patrick McCaw 1995–
Professional basketball player
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Greg Anthony 1967–
Former NBA player and television analyst
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Reggie Theus 1957–
Basketball coach, former two-time NBA All-Star
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Armen Gilliam 1964–2011
Former NBA player, 13 seasons
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Rashad Vaughn 1996–
Professional basketball player, played for UNLV
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Miki Berkovich 1954–
Israeli basketball great and former pro player
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Mason Trafford 1986–
Canadian soccer player
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Isaiah Rider 1971–
Former NBA player for nine seasons
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Michael Umeh 1984–
Nigerian-American professional basketball player
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Kenny King 1981–
Professional wrestler
No alumni match.
From Wikidata “educated at” records (including people who attended without graduating), ordered by the number of Wikipedia language editions. Degrees and years follow Wikidata and are left out where it has none.
Alumni network
Colleges that share the most alumni with University of Nevada-Las Vegas (people who attended both).