Inside UNM

Presidential Teaching Fellow Marissa Greenberg invites UNM faculty to explore the intersections of disability and academia through a series of conversations, beginning Monday, Sept. 29.

There’s no shortage of options for buying green chile in the Duke City, but none offer the fun you’ll find at the UNM Alumni Albuquerque Green Chile Roast. UNM Alumni invites you to cover what is shaping up to be our biggest annual celebration yet. Join...

The University Libraries announces the appointment of Margo Gustina as the new research and data services librarian. Gustina brings more than a decade of leadership, research and teaching experience to the position.

For the fourth consecutive year, total enrollment is on the rise at The University of New Mexico, and for the sixth year in a row, first-year student registrations grew as well, according to data released for the fall 2025 semester. Total enrollment at...

The University of New Mexico (UNM) announced today that President Garnett S. Stokes, the University’s 23rd president and the first woman to hold the position, will retire in July 2026.

Every year from Sept. 15 to Oct. 15, people and organizations alike celebrate the history, culture, and contributions of the various Hispanic and Latinx diasporas across the U.S. for Hispanic Heritage Month.  The time frame of the month aligns with the...

The most recent edition of Scribendi, a national literary and fine arts magazine based at The University of New Mexico Honors College, has been announced as a finalist for the Associated Collegiate Press’ 2025 Pacemaker award. This prestigious national...

The Graduate Community Mentoring program is continuing to build collective relationships for the 2025-2026 academic year.

Being a new student at a university can be overwhelming – akin to stepping into a maze with no map. At the University of New Mexico, one student-run organization is helping Lobos find their way. 

UNM Associate Professor Myrriah Gómez and graduate students Sachi Barnaby (computer science) and Yoma Wilson (art) joined faculty and students from eight U.S. universities, as well as Catholic clergy, on a pilgrimage to Japan to commemorate the 80th...