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It’s a long-standing tradition that The University of New Mexico celebrates and honors its veterans, military service members and their families. This Veterans Day, Monday, Nov. 11, the Veteran & Military Resource Center and Student Veterans of UNM –...

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...

Last week at the Howl-Louie-Een Louie Awards Ceremony, coordinated by the 2019 Division of Student Affairs Fellows, staff and students were recognized for their outstanding service and commitment to the Office of Student Affairs (OSA) students. The...

Every culture has pottery, says assistant professor Clarence Cruz, who teaches Pueblo pottery classes at The University of New Mexico. Regardless of anyone’s ancestry, every culture uses clay for utilitarian and aesthetic purposes, from Mexican saltillo...

The University of New Mexico’s Anderson School of Management and the School of Engineering hosts “The Peace Engineering and Innovation Initiative” as a part of the Wells Fargo Speaker Series on Friday, Nov. 8 from 1:30 to 5:30 p.m. The event will focus...

Adélamar (Dely) N. Alcántara, UNM director of Geospatial and Population Studies, passed away over the weekend while on her way back home to Albuquerque from the Philippines. Alcántara is survived by her husband Theodore (Ted) Jojola, a Distinguished...

Dr. Eliseo “Cheo” Torres, vice president for Student Affairs, is currently seeking applications from UNM employees—grades 8 to 14—for the 2019-2020 Student Affairs Fellowship cohort. All professional staff within these grades are eligible to apply,...

Everyone’s heard the saying “once in a blue moon.” Being able to see with your own eyes, rare celestial events are not a common occurrence. The University of New Mexico's Department of Physics & Astronomy is providing the public with just such an...

The Graduate and Professional Student Association (GPSA) is celebrating 50 years of serving students at The University of New Mexico. The GPSA was first recognized as the Graduate Student Association at UNM in 1969. It promotes and supports the academic...

Across the country, institutions are recognizing the rich heritage and history of Indigenous communities as part of American Indian Heritage Month. UNM students, faculty and staff are invited to attend and participate in a variety of educational, social,...