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Faculty across campus who have been supported by ADVANCE at UNM say they are thankful for the program’s help in getting promoted, accessing research funding opportunities and staying at UNM.

Carol Cochran’s career has been guided by the simple principal that life is about continuously improving and learning new things. This mindset guided her through more than 40 years as an accountant and, more recently, inspired her to embark on a new...

After three decades of service to The University of New Mexico, Professor Richard Rand is retiring from the Department of Physics and Astronomy, concluding a distinguished career that included more than seven years as department chair. Beginning July 1,...

As President Garnett S. Stokes prepares to conclude her tenure as The University of New Mexico’s 23rd president later this month, members of the UNM community have come together to recognize the lasting impact she and her husband, Dr. Jeffrey Younggren,...

As The James & Gail Ellis School of Business Leadership begins an exciting new chapter, it does so with deep gratitude for the legacy of the Anderson School of Management that shaped generations of alumni and helped establish a foundation for continued...

In the spring of 2025, it was clear across academia that President Donald Trump’s election meant big changes in grant funding and research across the board. Executive orders set new and confusing rules that changed the direction of federal agencies that...

Nusenda Credit Union and The University of New Mexico (UNM) celebrated the ribbon cutting of the newly named Nusenda Center for Financial Capability (NCFC), marking continued investment of a more than 40-year partnership dedicated to improving financial...

Last year, UNM launched six new Level 1 Grand Challenges teams with the shared goal of improving the lives of all New Mexicans. The teams focused on the challenges of biodiversity change over time, disaster resilience, multilingual education, access to...

Big things are brewing at The University of New Mexico. Students, faculty, staff and visitors can look forward to an enhanced coffee experience as two locations are reimagined, and a new vendor is introduced to campus. Beginning in Fall 2026, Starbucks...

The University of New Mexico School of Architecture and Planning (UNM SA+P) has announced Janette Kim as the new director of its Design and Planning Assistance Center (DPAC).