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Lawrence Roybal has been named acting director of the LGBTQ Resource Center. As acting director, Roybal will oversee the mission and day-to-day activities of the center and ensure that its constituents have a seamless experience. The appointment is...

The Board of Regents and President of The University of New Mexico have reached an agreement for an early exit from the presidency by Robert G. Frank. The agreement specifies that Frank will leave office as of Dec. 31, 2016. “The Board of Regents has...

Beginning Dec. 15, commuters to The University of New Mexico campus community are encouraged to seek alternate routes due to the scheduled construction of the McKinnon-Anderson building along Las Lomas between Yale and Stanford. Travel in the area is...

College is more than a lecture hall and lab at The University of New Mexico. Lobos are encouraged to live, work and play on campus in order to become the thinkers and doers of their generation. Support outside the classroom that ultimately supports...

More than 200 employers and1,200 post-secondary schools were recently designated as “Military Friendly®” by Victory Media. Of these recipients, UNM was designated a Top 10 institution in the Tier One Research category and the only institution in any...

Geoffrey Chaucer penned the phrase “All good things must come to an end” in his poem Troilus and Criseyde. This is an idiom that embodies the mood at the Physical Plant Department after R. Gary Smith, interim director of PPD, announced his retirement. Smith has been employed at The University of New Mexico for over 21 years, and will leave behind a legacy of distinction and expertise PPD and the University have benefitted from for decades.

The University of New Mexico Lobos (8-4, 6-2 MW) will take on the UTSA Roadrunners (6-6. 5-3 CUSA) in the 2016 Gildan New Mexico Bowl. The Lobos will be making their fourth appearance in the game, the most of any team. UNM is 1-2 overall in the game,...

Diego Montoya knows the meaning of selfless determination.

The 2016 recipients of the Presidential Award of Distinction embody the University of New Mexico’s legacy of excellence and advancement.

As thousands of University of New Mexico students prepare to receive their diplomas, many are looking back to reflect on what it took for them to get to this point. Some may credit their family and friends for supporting them, while others may have overcome personal barriers. For one UNM marketing student though, his motivation came from an unexpected place, during a time that could have crushed him; his mother’s battle with cancer.