News Archive

This week, New Mexico in Focus continues election coverage with a look at one of the nation’s most closely watched races: New Mexico’s Congressional District 2.

The University of New Mexico Staff Council is now accepting nominations for the 2026 Gerald W. May Presidential Staff Award, a prestigious presidential award given to exceptional staff members who have made significant contributions to the...

The University of New Mexico’s Ombuds Services hosts an open house on Friday, Oct. 16, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. to welcome and introduce staff and students to ombuds counselors and learn about their profession and what they do. Refreshments will be...

From hot air balloons over Johnson Field to lowriders and live music at Hodgin Hall, a historic groundbreaking, a Lobo pep rally and a Homecoming tailgate, The University of New Mexico’s Pack Week: Homecoming offers seven days of exciting coverage...

Join the Honors College for a Passport Pre-Game, designed to help you navigate the passport application process and get one step closer to seeing the world. You’ll meet Linda, our passport guide, who can help you understand the process, legal documents...

The University of New Mexico will once again co-host the UR Inspiration Undergraduate Research Conference. The conference, which will take place on Friday, Oct. 23, is entirely virtual, free to attend and open to all at the participating universities. No...

The University of New Mexico celebrates the achievements, resilience, and contributions of first-generation students during First-Generation Celebration Week, Nov. 2-6, with a series of events designed to connect students with resources and...

For Robin Divine, a career in healthcare was never far from home. “I grew up around healthcare,” Divine said. As the daughter of a pediatrician in Albuquerque, Divine spent summers working in her father’s office, gaining an early appreciation for the...

For professors at a research university, proposal writing is a vital part of a tenure-track position. It can be extremely rewarding — setting an academic career on a trajectory of success. Yet there is also the realization that many proposals — despite...

The University of New Mexico’s Indigenous Design and Planning Institute (iD+Pi) in the School of Architecture + Planning announces the return of its original podcast series, PlaceKnowing with Dr. Ted Jojola, with a five-part third season premiering Oct....