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Melanie Sparks, executive director of Institutional Support Services at The University of New Mexico, was honored recently with the Order of the NACS Eagle Award at CAMEX 2017 in Salt Lake City, Utah. The Order of the NACS Eagle is the highest honor...

UNM’s Communication & Journalism Department is hosting an Internship Fair on March 28 from 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. in the C&J Building.  

Jason Scott Smith, professor in the Department of History at The University of New Mexico, has been selected as the Mary Ball Washington Professor of American History at the University College Dublin School of History.

The University Communication and Marketing (UCAM) team was recently recognized by the Council for Advancement and Support of Education (CASE) and given four district awards for marketing videos and design – the latest in a string of awards UCAM has...

The Provost Committee for Staff at The University of New Mexico hosts “Meet, Greet & Give,” the week of March 20-24 from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at the University Club. “Meet, Greet & Give” is an event designed to meet and greet members of the Provost...

Robin Dozier Otten was named recently as executive director of the Parker Center for Family Business (PCFB) at The University of New Mexico’s Anderson School of Management.  Otten is an independent contractor hired to provide services to the PCFB....

The University of New Mexico Board of Regents voted unanimously today to re-elect President Robert Doughty and Vice President Marron Lee to those same positions on the UNM Board of Regents.   Doughty and Lee also serve on other committees as part of their roles on...

Vince Calhoun hopes to combat mental illnesses using fMRI scanners to map electrical currents via blood moving through the human brain.

The UNM College of Education is hosting the Fifth Annual Dr. Jane Blumenfeld Lecture with special guest Diane Browder on April 6. The lecture is focused on how to improve education for children with disabilities using data.

Whether it’s the Western classics from the 1950s or modern productions like “Breaking Bad,” New Mexico has been a hot spot for film and television for years. Now, University of New Mexico Distinguished Professor of History Paul Hutton is putting the industry front and center in a new exhibit at the Albuquerque Museum.