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A team of researchers from The University of New Mexico’s Museum of Southwestern Biology (MSB) have shared new research on the contamination at Holloman Lake in southern New Mexico. The team began studying PFAS contamination of wildlife at Holloman Lake...

As part of the University of New Mexico’s continued growth and evolution, construction projects will be underway throughout the summer of 2025 as things quiet down at the Albuquerque and Branch Campuses. Outdated structures will be replaced with...

The University of New Mexico’s Global Education Office (UNM GEO) teamed up with Graduate Studies and the Anderson School of Management on a recruiting trip to Nepal and India (around New Delhi) this past April.

Denise Wallen, Ph.D., has been awarded the Robert C. Anderson Award for Outstanding Achievement in Research Administration for her work at the University of New Mexico. Wallen, Research Assistant Professor in the College of Education and Human Sciences,...

The transition of the New Mexico Army National Guard Readiness Center (AKA the Armory) deed to UNM-Taos is complete. Last year, UNM-Taos and the UNM Board of Regents got approval from the New Mexico Higher Education Department to renovate and repurpose...

For Christopher Dollesin, music isn’t just something to be heard — it’s something to be experienced. The University of New Mexico music student recently delivered a standout recital, weaving together spatial concepts, ensemble collaboration, and a space...

When Mary Fortuin started running, she never thought her path would lead to the Boston Marathon. The University of New Mexico alumna celebrated her sobriety on April 28, and this year, in addition to her sobriety, she got to celebrate being in the Boston...

Linda Melville, the director of International Student and Scholar Services in the Global Education Office (GEO) at The University of New Mexico (UNM), has received a Fulbright U.S. Scholar International Education Administrators Award to...

Taos, N.M. — Alex Alvarez didn’t expect to fall in love with geology. But in her Introduction to Geology class at UNM-Taos, something clicked. Now, her curiosity, dedication, and academic excellence have earned her the Pipkin Book Scholarship from the...

Long before history books recorded the American Revolution or the Civil War, a violent conflict began in the Rio Grande Valley, marking what some archeologists call America’s first war.  Anthropology Adjunct Research Professor Matthew...