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Registration for The University of New Mexico’s Summer and Fall 2026 semesters begins April 6, following a phased rollout based on student classification and earned credit hours. The summer/fall Schedule of Classes is available for online viewing and...

After a competitive national search, Zachary Hammerle has been appointed as the new director for Campus Recreation at The University of New Mexico. Hammerle, with more than 10 years of higher education experience, most recently served as assistant...

Ron Moorehead didn’t set out to become the president and CEO of a financial institution. In fact, when he first arrived at The University of New Mexico, he thought law school might be his future. Instead, a passion for accounting, sparked by a professor...

The University of New Mexico will soon integrate several of its policy manuals into a single cloud-based portal, streamlining the search process by providing a single, easy-to-navigate location.

The University of New Mexico hosts UNM Big Give on April 9, a 24-hour celebration of philanthropy that brings together alumni, friends, faculty, staff, Lobos fans, and supporters from around the world. The annual giving day highlights the power of...

April is Earth Month and a great time to get outside and support your mental and physical well-being. The University of New Mexico’s Office of Sustainability will host a series of Earth Month events, offering students, faculty and staff opportunities to...

You can design a self-driving car that follows traffic laws to a T, but if it isn’t trained to account for how other people drive in the area, it may do more harm than good.

Interim Provost and Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs Barbara Rodríguez has extended the term of Mark Emmons, dean of the College of University Libraries and Learning Sciences (CULLS) at The University of New Mexico.

A new study from The University of New Mexico offers a nationwide look at how Americans discuss one of the most enduring forms of housing discrimination — redlining — using more than a decade of social media data.

Taos, N.M. — A new impact study commissioned by The University of New Mexico-Taos highlights the significant educational, economic, and community benefits of the proposed Cielo Centro Observatory, a cornerstone of the college’s broader Cielo Centro (Sky...