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The west division of Chartwells has selected team members at UNM Food as the best in west. Each year, Chartwells issues top honors through their Be-A-Star program on the divisional and national levels. Top performers from 45 contracted universities were...

It was the 1980s, Ronald Reagan was president, gas was $1.25 a gallon, Apple Computer® launched its first Mac and Chris Wilson started his career at The University of New Mexico. “The chance to learn from students, their energy, idealism and...

The Associated Students of the University of New Mexico (ASUNM) is taking a stand against student homelessness.  As a part of ASUNM’s month-long student wellness initiative, Community Experience – an agency of ASUNM – organized Wellness for the Homeless...

University of New Mexico interim Provost Richard Wood announced the appointment of Regina Carlow as interim dean of the College of Fine Arts effective Jan. 1, 2019. The transition was prompted by the departure of Kymberly Pinder, who recently accepted a...

The Student Activities Center at The University of New Mexico hosted its first-ever Superhero Day Tuesday in the SUB Atrium. Students celebrated the world of supers, ranging from Marvel, DC, the Incredibles to Captain Underpants. Activities during the...

Spike Lee and Brooklyn. Alfred Hitchcock and London. Jean-Luc Godard and Paris. Cinematic history features a number of filmmakers who are synonymous with the cities where they weaved their movie magic. In the world of television, one pairing undoubtedly...

Beneath Steve Carr’s journalistic glare and nose for a good story, is a heart of gold with a work ethic to match. Now, his dedication to service is being recognized both inside and outside The University of New Mexico. Carr, who manages UNM's...

Carla M. Sinopoli, an archaeologist specializing in South Asia, has joined The University New Mexico as director of the Maxwell Museum of Anthropology and professor of Anthropology.  Sinopoli’s survey and excavation projects in southern India examine...

A recently published book honors the work and life of beloved UNM History Professor Ferenc Morton Szasz.  “Ferenc Morton Szasz: A celebration and selected writings” was edited by Mark T. Banker, a former student of Szasz’s who graduated from UNM with...

The Society of Physics Students (SPS), supported by The University of New Mexico’s Physics and Astronomy Department, attended the American Physical Society’s Four Corners Section meeting held in Salt Lake City, Utah recently. This year, approximately 30...