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Networks exist in both nature — such as biological systems like food webs and gene regulatory networks — and in engineered systems as seen in power grids. Though natural and engineered systems share an overarching goal — providing a mechanism for...

The University of New Mexico is celebrating a major culinary achievement as Campus Executive Chef Franco Lossio won the regional Aramark Culinary Excellence (ACE) Competition held at the University of Nevada-Las Vegas recently, earning his place at the...

University of New Mexico President Garnett S. Stokes will deliver her annual University-wide address on Monday, March 23, at 11 a.m. in Keller Hall, at UNM’s Center for the Arts. The event is similar previous State of the University addresses, except...

For many young readers, the challenge is not simply learning how to decode words on a page. It is learning how to see themselves in what they read, how to connect literacy to the language of home and community, and how to experience reading as something...

The Arbor Day Foundation has recognized The University of New Mexico for the second consecutive year as part of the Tree Campus Higher Education program, honoring the University’s commitment to tree education, stewardship, and community...

The University of New Mexico’s Anderson School of Management is launching a new series that highlights alumni who are now serving as top executives across a variety of industries. The series will explore how Anderson’s innovative curriculum, faculty...

At the University of New Mexico’s Central Campus, UNM Food and Aramark Collegiate Hospitality have partnered to launch Fare Share, a new meal access initiative designed to support the well-being of every Lobo. As food insecurity continues to affect...

When misinformation spreads faster than a hurricane, who is responsible for teaching the public to recognize it? Jegason Diviant is a Ph.D. student at The University of New Mexico's College of Population Health. He joined the program in 2020 as the...

In the basement level of Zimmerman library, voices of 20th-century New Mexicans echo through the halls. Community elders and leaders often speaking Spanish unique to the region share stories and wisdom on tape. 

In the first part of her interview on the It’s Probably Not Rocket Science podcast, University of New Mexico linguist Erin Wilkinson discussed how Deaf mobility, education and genetics shape sign language communities around the world. She described how...