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On the 25th anniversary of September 11, 2001, a day that will never be forgotten in United States or world history, dozens of ROTC cadets, military officers and first responders at The University of New Mexico climbed up and down approximately 3,000...

As New Mexico makes significant investments to establish itself as a leader in quantum technology, The University of New Mexico is expanding its academic efforts to prepare students for the opportunities emerging alongside this growing industry and new...

Gary Scharnhorst, a retired UNM English professor and longtime Mark Twain scholar, has received the Louis J. Budd Award for Distinguished Scholarship from the Mark Twain Circle of America.

The University of New Mexico’s Film and Digital Arts program has been internationally recognized by MovieMaker Magazine on its 2026 list of The 30 Best Film Schools in the U.S. and Canada.  MovieMaker Magazine is an influential, industry-leading...

The National Gallery of Art, in Washington, D.C, is currently featuring photography by Subhankar Banerjee, professor of art and founder and director of The University of New Mexico’s Center for Environmental Arts & Humanities, in the Beneath the Surface:...

In late June, four University of New Mexico pre-law students presented with the New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs, the New Mexico State Library, the New Mexico Museum of Space History and UNM for a special online public educational program.

The Department of Economics recently hosted the 5th Annual New Mexico Economics Research Day. This event brought together state legislators and UNM faculty and students to experience four research projects focused on municipal water use, cannabis...

If you wanted to take down a power grid or a network of drones, which part of the system should you attack? Researchers at The University of New Mexico School of Engineering posed the question in hopes of developing better network security...

What began with a conversation about planting a garden has grown into a multidisciplinary learning space at the University of New Mexico, connecting students, educators and community members through food, seeds, and the land.

Moose have long been transient animals in northern New Mexico, moving back and forth from southern Colorado for decades. In recent years, their presence has increased, and locals in northern communities such as Chama and Taos are being asked to keep...