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Jessica Hermosillo, though she was a proud Lobo for just three years in her role as the University’s facility security officer, brought with her an impressive wealth of experience—spanning 22 years in the defense contracting field.

Giving Tuesday, a worldwide recognized day of giving back, is upon us once again. This Giving Tuesday, UNM Gives coordinators hope you consider donating to United Way of North Central New Mexico (UWNCNM) through the UNM Gives campaign.

Taos, New Mexico—At UNM-Taos, inclusivity isn’t just lip service; it’s a promise. At the heart of that promise is the goal to be more effective in serving Taos Pueblo members by framing a cohesive narrative and fostering a respectful, supportive...

The University of New Mexico Student Union Building will serve as an early voting location for the 2025 mayoral runoff election. The voting location will be in Louie's Lounge, Room 1076 (North End of the SUB, Plaza Level One).

This week, New Mexico in Focus looks ahead to next week's mayoral runoff election in Albuquerque. Host Nash Jones breaks down key policy differences between Mayor Tim Keller and his opponent, former law enforcement official and sheriff Darren White....

On Dec. 5, The University of New Mexico Bookstores hosts its Annual Holiday Sale, featuring special pricing, live performances and seasonal activities. The event coincides with UNM’s Hanging of the Greens celebration, which brings hundreds of students,...

The University of New Mexico welcomes students, families and alumni back to campus for its annual Hanging of the Greens on Friday, Dec. 5, at 5:30 p.m. The long-standing tradition is one of UNM’s most beloved holiday events, drawing hundreds to campus...

When 15-year-old Daraly Arredondo woke up with a swollen, painful lump along the left side of her neck, she assumed it was nothing. She was preparing to start her junior year at Hot Springs High School in Truth or Consequences, juggling the same worries...

Earlier this month, dozens of alumni of the Native American Program, College of Engineering gathered to celebrate the program’s 50th anniversary at Fifty Years of Impact: Celebrating the Legacy of NAPCOE, the first university program in the country...

Richard G. Brody never planned on becoming an accountant. In fact, the now Anderson School of Management Professor Emeritus at The University of New Mexico recalls choosing his major at the last possible moment.