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Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham delivered the keynote address to the 17th annual Arthur A. Blumenfeld Endowed Lectureship, speaking to a room full of university, city and state leaders. Her address was the last on a list of festivities recognizing the...

The University of New Mexico's fall class of 2019 is invited to party with the Pack at Hodgin Hall for the New Grad Bash, Thursday, Dec. 12 from 5:30-7 p.m. A professional photographer will be on site as The UNM Alumni Association lights The...

For years, New Mexican children have felt the effects of a teacher shortage in our schools, but a recent partnership between The University of New Mexico and Albuquerque Public Schools is trying to close the gap. The program, Albuquerque Teacher...

An American doctor and pioneering researcher of her time; a German architect seeking commissions and recognition in the United States; and a glass house – the epitome of modern architecture and drawing board of design for a technological age. These three...

It’s the perfect opportunity to pitch a business idea in front of other entrepreneurs and win some quick cash, but during the Rainforest Pitch Competition students only have 90 seconds to convince everyone to get on board. For the last five years, STC...

UNM Esports is showcasing its talents to industry leaders and prospective students at the New Mexico Technology in Education (NMTIE) 2019 Conference. Electronic sports (esports) teams are gaining popularity across the world, and college campuses are no...

For years The University of New Mexico’s Honors College has been lacking a permanent home on main campus, until now. “I’m really pleased with the big sign we have out in the front of the building, that’s something I’ve wanted from the beginning,” Dean...

Standard and Poor’s Financial Service (S&P), one of the nation’s premier credit rating services, has revised The University of New Mexico’s long-term rating by one level, from “AA” to “AA-.” At the same time, S&P also revised UNM’s rating outlook from...

The University of New Mexico scholars are part of a statewide team examining fair housing laws, including the concept of “algorithmic justice,” or how some algorithms in housing applications may be inherently biased against certain groups of people. On...

The thought was ‘just another giveaway’ to help keep University of New Mexico students safe when they’re out with friends. “I think students get bombarded with having things given to them all the time, so we were just going to hand the coasters out when...