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Each year, The University of New Mexico's Health Sciences Center (HSC) makes new strides in health care, health research and workforce expansion. Highlighted below are some of the HSC’s crowning achievements in 2024, including starting construction on a...

The UNM Anderson School’s Innovation Academy held its fall Rainforest Pitch competition recently at Bow and Arrow Brewing Co. The competition allows students from New Mexico universities to present their innovative business ideas and compete for cash...

Working with Dell Technologies and NASA, Computer Science undergraduate students from The University of New Mexico achieved recognition in two major competitions. These teams represent UNM’s commitment to preparing New Mexico students for high-tech...

The Museum of Modern Art recently acquired the work of Chris Cornelius, University of New Mexico chair and professor of Architecture. This acquisition into the Architecture and Design permanent collection is internationally recognized as highly...

Green. It can symbolize so many things: wealth, envy, trees, the nudge to start moving at a traffic light, and even the Vice President for Student Affairs (VPSA) office in Scholes Hall. That’s because, unlike Kermit the Frog, “being green” came easy for...

Picture The University of New Mexico landscape today: new modernized buildings sprinkled into the historic pueblo-style scenery surrounding the Duck Pond, computers on every desktop, digital signs, robot food deliveries and everyone wearing headphones...

Teams of university students pitched their innovative business and startup ideas recently at the Lobo Rainforest Building, walking away with cash prizes to help support their entrepreneurial pursuits. The 2024 Pitch Deck Competition, co-hosted...

The University of New Mexico’s Lobo Welcome Center was recognized recently with a prestigious Merit Award for Remodel and Adaptive Use from the American Institute of Architects (AIA). Designed by McClain + Yu Architecture and Design, this transformative...

When Meg Honnold arrived for classes at The University of New Mexico it was the first time she’d been in a typical public school classroom. From kindergarten through high school, she had been homeschooled and never expected to attend college. Honnold...

It’s hard to go nearly anywhere today without being asked one question: Would you like to leave a tip? While the answer is usually yes in places like restaurants or nail salons, there are more establishments now you might wonder why are asking.