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The idea of working “smarter not harder” when it comes to raising children is a mantra of Gina Cormier. Inspired by her experience as a first-time mom, she invented a product that materializes her philosophy. The Yummy Spoon was created out of a need to...

Stefi Weisburd, Outreach and Education Manager with CHTM and the UNM School of Engineering, recently guided about 30 high school students from Albuquerque through their orientation to their STEM internships at UNM on at CHTM. Weisburd works hard to...

In an effort to provide support to the community as they work through their emotions surrounding the recent events in Orlando, The University of New Mexico’s LGBTQ Resource Center, the UNM Health Sciences Center (HSC), UNM-Hospitals and other UNM student...

If you hear a siren on The University of New Mexico campus Tuesday morning, June 21, don’t be alarmed, but do pay attention. UNM will conduct a test of its emergency notification systems. The test, which occurs at 11:02 a.m., will include all parts of...

The UNM LGBTQ Resource Center, in collaboration with numerous partners, hosts a Candlelight Vigil to honor the LGBTQ lives lost Sunday, June 12 at the Pulse Nightclub in Orlando, Fla. The vigil will be held Thursday, June 16 at the UNM Duck Pond from...

Ted Lopez, director of the Small Business Development Center at UNM-Los Alamos, died Wednesday, June 15. He leaves behind a family and community he worked so hard to support. In his role at UNM-LA, Lopez helped many clients launch or develop their small...

During the month of June, The Innovation Academy for Women of the Americas, “The Academy,” will be hosted on UNM’s main campus. Designed to facilitate more women in the STEM+Architecture fields to pursue graduate study, the program is unique as it...

The University of New Mexico has named Patricia Henning as Interim Associate Vice President for Research announced Vice President for Research Gabriel López. Henning is currently a professor in the Department of Physics and Astronomy. The appointment is...

The University of New Mexico’s Building Coordinators can find themselves wearing many hats. They can be facilities managers or department administrators who juggle the throes of the academic semester, but are also responsible for the space in which their departments function. Their role at the University is vital for providing support to the academic mission and protecting university assets all at the same time.

The University of New Mexico School of Architecture & Planning recently hosted two men who graduated from the architecture program in 1966. Joseph Ehardt, Jr. and Reginald Richey had an opportunity to visit George Pearl Hall and see the innovations taking place there. The two also visited with some faculty and students.