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After more than four decades at The University of New Mexico, Department of Chemistry & Chemical Biology Professor Richard Holder is saying goodbye after a long and distinguished career.

Greg Heileman, vice provost for teaching and learning at The University of New Mexico, has accepted a similar position at the University of Kentucky. Heileman will serve as associate provost for student and academic life. In his capacity at the...

A group of UNM professors has received the 2017 Women in STEM awards to honor their research in diverse areas of inquiry, including bioengineering, exercise science, biology, linguistics, political science and astronomy and physics. Among other topics,...

UNM’s Provost’s Committee for Advising honors two academic advising staff in their role as advisors for their extraordinary contributions to students. UNM students, staff, and faculty are encouraged to nominate advisors for consideration. The nomination...

Learn about the depth of research work being done at UNM during the Spring 2017 Shared Knowledge Conference (SKC). The conference, organized by Graduate Studies, will be held on April 6 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. in SUB Ballroom C. It provides an opportunity...

For decades, women have been significantly underrepresented in the faculty ranks, especially in the higher levels of academia in nearly all Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) fields. Some say not enough attention has been paid to the...

The Office of the University Secretary seeks volunteers to assist in UNM's upcoming commencement ceremony. Join The University of New Mexico Office of the University Secretary in celebrating the class of 2017 as a volunteer.  This spring, UNM will hold...

University of New Mexico Vice President for Equity and Inclusion Josephine "Jozi" De Leon has accepted a similar position at Cal Poly. De Leon will serve as the campus leader of inclusivity and diversity initiatives at Cal Poly. De Leon, a professor in...

The early departure of President Robert Frank is causing a domino-effect of change in several offices across campus.

During times of inclement weather, The University of New Mexico employs several methods of communication to alert the campus community with specific information about the Albuquerque campus about weather-related closures and delays including LoboAlert text and email announcements, television, radio and social media.