Inside UNM

The University of New Mexico’s fraternity and sorority community raised a record-breaking $57,000 for Storehouse New Mexico during Greek Week 2026, more than doubling fundraising totals from previous years.

The University of New Mexico will celebrate the spring class of 2026 in two separate commencement ceremonies on Friday and Saturday, May 15-16, at The Pit – Powered by Nusenda.

This summer The University of New Mexico, in partnership with the City of Albuquerque, will perform substantial repairs and renovations on Las Lomas Rd., between University Blvd. and Stanford Dr., to improve accessibility and safety on campus.

A team of University of New Mexico undergraduate students earned top recognition at the 2026 Southwestern Undergraduate Mathematics Research Conference (SUnMaRC), held April 17–19 at Northern Arizona University in Flagstaff, Ariz.

Anderson Associate Professor Lisa Marchiondo is bringing renewed attention to critical issues through her recently released book, Gender and Leadership: Shattering the Status Quo. Serving as editor, Marchiondo collaborated with leading scholars from...

The University of New Mexico hosts Bike to UNM Day on Wednesday, May 6, encouraging students, faculty and staff to ride their bikes to campus as part of an annual celebration of active and sustainable transportation.

The University of New Mexico today announced three finalists for the position of Provost and Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs, following a national search.

The University of New Mexico is seeking undergraduate students to take an online survey about their UNM experiences — everything from how they view the quality of their classes and academic advising to their overall sense of belonging as a Lobo. The...

In March, UNM Anderson’s Executive MBA students embarked on an immersive week in Lisbon, Portugal, engaging with local institutions and business leaders. The experience extended their EMBA coursework beyond UNM, offering a global perspective on...

The University of New Mexico will hold a ceremonial blessing to mark the next phase of its new Humanities & Social Sciences (HSS) building on Tuesday, April 28, at 2 p.m. at the HSS building site. The event is open to the public.