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The University of New Mexico has responded to the findings detailed in the newly-released report by the New Mexico Office of the State Auditor (OSA). The special audit concentrating on UNM’s Department of Intercollegiate Athletics identified areas...

Lookout, Mack the Knife is back in town! UNM’s Department of Theatre and Dance presents The Threepenny Opera, “an opera for beggars,” the groundbreaking musical tale of London’s most notorious criminal, Macheath. Set in a society obsessed with money,...

The University of New Mexico’s Department of Geography and Environmental Studies (GES) hosts two events in conjunction with the national Geography Awareness Week, Nov. 13-17. Geography Awareness Week has been held nationwide since 1987 to promote...

The University of New Mexico School of Engineering is hosting more than 300 area middle school and high school students for MathMovesU, an event to promote the STEM disciplines of science, technology, engineering and math. It will be held Saturday, Nov....

The University of New Mexico Interim Provost Craig White announced the selection of James Malm as the new chief executive officer for the UNM-Gallup Campus. Malm will begin his position on Nov. 13.  “I am very excited to welcome Dr. Malm as CEO of...

A faculty member advocating the rights of undocumented students, a university staffer reminding the campus community of the necessity of kindness and a student committed to furthering the rights of marginalized and troubled youth – these are just a few...

Have you ever wondered what it’s like to be a private investigator, investigating everything from internet stalkers to missing persons? Meet “Jessamyn Jones” a.k.a. Jessamyn Lovell, senior lecturer and visual artist at The University of New Mexico’s...

The University of New Mexico Board of Regents has unanimously selected Garnett S. Stokes as its 23rd president. Stokes, 61, will succeed Interim President Chaouki Abdallah, who has served in the role since the beginning of 2017. Stokes will take office...

Martin Pfeiffer, or Marty as he prefers to be called, knows his way around our state’s nuclear fallout site—he’s dug through the debris left behind in this remote part of the desert. You could call him curious, but the fact is, as Ph.D. student in...

We all want to be successful. That’s one of the reasons thousands of students flood classrooms at The University of New Mexico each year. They do this to lay the foundation of experience, knowledge and expertise in order to improve their odds of living a...