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Natasha Pineda embodies all the good things expected from an upcoming generation of millennials. The environmental communications student strolled up wearing lavender leggings and sporting mirrored pink sunglasses, with her lovable Rottweiler/Australian...

The first-ever Undergraduate Research Opportunity Conference (UROC), featuring research and creative works by UNM undergraduate students, is set for Thursday, April 19 in the UNM Student Union Building (SUB). The event, sponsored by various programs,...

While teaching writer Denis Johnson’s stories to college students in Connecticut, author Leslie Jamison found a letter in his archives, sent to Johnson by a younger writer in 1996 who said, “It seems there are two kinds of American writers. Those who...

The UNM Alumni Association is inviting graduates from the Class of 1968 to the Golden Graduates and Heritage Club Weekend—with activities on Friday, May 11 and Saturday, May 12. Alums will join fellow Lobos, friends and classmates in celebrating the...

The Division of Human Resources, in partnership with financial services representatives, offers a series of seminars to help employees improve their financial wellness. This month’s seminars are April 26 and 27 at noon, and are available via Skype and...

According to a recent CNN report, many states, including New Mexico, require more training hours to receive a barber’s license than a police badge. Some states are even encouraging cosmetologists to receive victim response training. It’s part of why...

Furry friends of all shapes and sizes will be on campus as part of The University of New Mexico’s Cuddle a Canine on Monday, April 16 from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. on the lawn on the west side outside of Zimmerman Library. Local volunteers with the...

Founded in recognition of U.S. Senator Barry M. Goldwater, a scholarship fund that recognizes distinguished students in the fields of mathematics, science and engineering, has been bestowed on Lobos, Lauren Zundel and Esteban Abeyta. The Goldwater...

“In places where there is massive instability, art is the last hope of preserving a slowly fading way of life.” Found in “Outside the Margins: The Blue Book on The Global Refugee Crisis,” this statement speaks to the work of Adelina Garcia, Wari Zarate...

Sometimes a name change is needed to better reflect the initiatives and philosophy of an organization. Such was the case for The University of New Mexico’s University College Advisement Center, which recently changed its name to the Exploratory and...