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The 2021 University of New Mexico Career EXPO Virtual Fair is scheduled for Thursday, Feb. 11. The fair will be held virtually on the Handshake Platform from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Staff with UNM Career Services said the fair is a great opportunity for...

Cyler Conrad, an adjunct assistant professor of Archaeology at The University of New Mexico, recently co-authored a chapter in a book called Galapagos Giant Tortoises. In this magnum opus, contributors from around the world examine the tortoise’s island...

What represents the energy of positivity more than the month when we celebrate love?  Valentine’s Day marks one day of the year when we often demonstrate our love through gifts such as flowers, chocolates, shiny baubles, and fancy dinners. But while...

Lobo Club is promoting “Lobo Give Day” for UNM athletics, which will take place virtually on Feb. 18. #LobosGiveDay is an inaugural event that will work to unite Lobos everywhere in support of UNM Athletics and Lobo student-athletes. There are six areas...

The City of Albuquerque is collaborating with the UNM's Tamarind Institute to create opportunities for several local artists. Five local artists have been selected to create lithographs through the project: Eric Garcia, Szu-Han Ho, Gabriela Hernandez,...

The Lobo basketball teams host the Third Annual Diaper Drive, benefitting the UNM Children’s Hospital, exclusively online. The Lobo women’s Diaper Drive began with the game against Fresno State on Jan. 28. Next Wednesday’s Lobo men’s hoops game against...

University of New Mexico professor of Psychology Katie Witkiewitz is spearheading a new program to provide mentorship for graduate students who are working to address issues of health inequities in New Mexico. The work is being done through the...

“Life-Saving Gratitude” is what alumna Bunny Terry says helped her through some of her darkest days as she battled stage four colon cancer; it’s also the title of her first self-published book in which she shares her surprisingly upbeat...

After dedicating 44 years to The University New Mexico, Larry Schuster, associate director of Utilities, announced his retirement. Schuster was responsible for the development and implementation of numerous projects and initiatives to help modernize the...

Can ethnic studies high school classes reduce complex inequalities across school districts as these programs continue to grow across school districts? A group of researchers from The University of New Mexico will collaborate with Albuquerque Public...