The board that oversees Nevada public colleges and universities is voting Friday on whether to raise student tuition and fees over the next three years to make up a $46.5 million annual shortfall primarily attributed to “long-overdue” faculty pay raises. During a meeting at UNLV, the Board of Regents will consider whether to raise the cost per credit and tuition for students outside Nevada by 9% for lower-division courses (introductory courses numbered 100-299) at two-year colleges, and 12% at