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Lobo Development Corporation (LDC) has announced the appointment of David S. Campbell as its new Executive Director. LDC, a non-profit organization working in collaboration with The University of New Mexico (UNM) Regents and administration, focuses on...

The Lobo Language Acquisition Lab at The University of New Mexico will present Elena Nicoladis of the University of British Columbia as part of its #CelebrateBilingualismNM Speaker Series. The lab and series are supported by the W.K. Kellogg...

Tim Mallette, a University of New Mexico graduate student working on a master’s degree in music performance for trumpet, bought a great music stand a few years ago. He liked the product so much that he and his wife Tracy, a Ph.D. student in biomedical...

STC.UNM, The University of New Mexico’s technology-transfer and economic-development organization, announced today that it has received a University Center Grant from the federal Economic Development Administration (EDA) to support high-growth...

The UNM Board of Regents has approved a ground lease for a new Wendy’s restaurant located on Gibson near the I-25 on-ramp on UNM's South Campus.

The Lobo Development Corporation (LDC) has selected Marble Development as the developer of the UNM South Campus Sports and Entertainment District site on the southeast corner of University Blvd. and Avenida Caesar Chavez...

Lobo Development Corporation (LDC), on behalf of UNM, is moving forward with efforts to create a vibrant entertainment district at its South Campus to compliment New Mexico’s premier sports venues. LDC is presenting a Request for Proposal to restaurant

The board of Lobo Development Corporation elected corporate officers at its Sept. 27 meeting.  President of Lobo Development is David W. Harris, executive vice president for Administration, COO, CFO; UNM.  Vice President is Paul Krebs, vice president,

A panel of experts from the Urban Land Institute has spent the week in Albuquerque talking with community leaders, neighbors and stakeholders about how land along Lomas Blvd. between University Blvd. NE and I-25 should be developed.The property is held ...

The Board of Regents has given approval for four new residential housing units on the UNM main campus. The housing units will provide 1,026 beds for freshmen and are expected to be available in fall 2012. The cost of the project is projected to be ...