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While you bake, deck the halls and try to pick out the perfect gift, there are stressors on your body that you may not recognize that are affecting your overall wellbeing. It may be no coincidence you get that annual flu or cold in December in addition...

This week, New Mexico in Focus (NMiF) will report on the Standing Rock protests that took place this year in North Dakota and why New Mexicans showed their support.

Celebrating the holidays is a joyous time, but did you know that between Thanksgiving and New Year’s household waste increases by more than 25 percent?  Food waste, wrapping paper, and packaging add an additional four million tons to landfills.   There...

The UNM Anderson School of Management is offering the community one last chance to tour the most prominent business school in New Mexico and share memories before the west side building is gone forever. The Anderson School is getting ready to start a...

The University of New Mexico Human Resources Department is requiring all employees to take a special online training before the end of this year.

Students in The University of New Mexico Department of Civil Engineering designed and built a railroad bridge this semester, which may not seem like an unusual feat for these students. But, this group of budding engineers did it a little differently – with the aid of 3D printing.

University of New Mexico students come in all shapes, colors and ages, creating a culture of contrast that extends far beyond the classroom. Tracy Morrison is one fiber that makes up the blanket of the student body

Gabriel P. López, vice president for Research and professor of Chemical and Biological Engineering at The University of New Mexico has been named a 2016 Fellow of the National Academy of Inventors (NAI). The NAI announced today that it has chosen a...

The University of New Mexico (UNM) has announced a new strategic scholarship program, Beca México, which is designed to encourage more students from Mexico to make UNM a first choice for undergraduate and graduate degree study.

Lobos come to The University of New Mexico from all over the world, for a variety of reasons. For many, UNM is the hometown University – for others, the world class academics attracted them here – but, when Brie Mulligan started college in the Midwest, she never imagined an autoimmune disease would lead her to New Mexico and to becoming a Lobo.