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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...

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.

UNM’s College of Education and Human Sciences is continuing its work to provide experienced educators for New Mexican students. One program in particular is already showcasing positive benefits.   

The University of New Mexico continues to move forward with a series of strategic investments and enhancements designed to strengthen campus safety and support a secure, welcoming environment for students, faculty, staff and the community at...

The University of New Mexico Foundation announced today the official naming of the Velarde Center for Philanthropy, following approval by the UNM Board of Regents. The new facility, made possible through a $5 million lead gift from UNM alumnus and former...

At the University of New Mexico’s College of Education & Human Sciences (COEHS), momentum is building. Across urban and rural communities, on tribal lands and in border towns, more students are choosing to teach - and more seasoned educators are rising...

The University of New Mexico’s Anderson School of Management hosts the inaugural Rio Grande Research Challenge on Friday, Nov. 21, bringing the long-standing UNM–NMSU rivalry into a new arena rooted in finance, analysis and professional...

The Navajo Nation and The University of New Mexico’s Earth Data Analysis Center announced a multi-faced partnership on Friday that could serve as a guiding light for indigenous and rural communities across the country. 

University of New Mexico Associate Professor Joshua Grubbs joined the latest episode of It’s (Probably) Not Rocket Science (IPNRS), titled “The High Stakes of Sports Betting & Binge Drinking,” to talk about how sports betting and binge drinking have...