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General Obligation Bonds, or GO Bonds, come before New Mexico voters every two years and provide an important source of funding for capital improvements at higher education institutions across the state. The bonds help colleges and universities modernize...

Healthcare is one of New Mexico’s largest and most essential industries, with leaders working across hospitals, health systems, and other organizations to improve care and strengthen the communities they serve. Among those leaders are graduates of The...

The UNM Sign Shop, a part of Facility Services, will transition several parts of its current printing operations to the UNM Copy Center, effective Oct. 5. After the effective date, the Copy Center will take over printing of retail items such as banners,...

LoboBITES is looking for graduate students who are passionate about their research and ready to share with The University of New Mexico community in just three minutes!  

The University of New Mexico community came together recently to discuss a topic that has rapidly become omnipresent in today’s world — artificial intelligence.

The 2026 edition of the annual Cherry on Top pin celebrates the centennial of Route 66, pairing The University of New Mexico’s official hot air balloon with a vibrant design inspired by the historic highway.

For nearly 30 years, The University of New Mexico has partnered with United Way of North Central New Mexico (UWNCNM) to bring services and opportunities that strengthen communities in Valencia, Torrance, Bernalillo, Sandoval and Santa Fe counties. That...

The University of New Mexico School of Architecture and Planning mourns the loss of former Dean Geraldine Forbes Isais, who died Sept. 25, 2026.

As the sun rises over the trees and pathways of The University of New Mexico campus, the grounds crew is already at work. Sprinklers hum softly across the lawns, and maintenance vehicles move quietly between walkways and garden beds.

The University of New Mexico is now accepting nominations for 2027 Honorary Degree recipients. The tradition recognizing Honorary Degree recipients at UNM began in 1924. That's when John J. Tigert, the U.S. Commissioner of Education, was awarded the...