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The University of New Mexico’s Summer Sports Leadership and Learning Academy, formerly known as the Summer Youth Sports Program, is now open for registration. The camp is designed to keep the minds and bodies of children active throughout the...

The University of New Mexico Acting Provost Craig White announced that Dr. Christopher Dyer, chief executive officer of the UNM-Gallup Campus has stepped down from his current position effective immediately. Dyer will remain at UNM-Gallup as a faculty...

New Mexico schools are last in the nation for academic achievement, but a professor at The University of New Mexico is working to change that, using architecture. UNM School of Architecture & Planning Regents (SA&P) Professor Emerita Anne Taylor is...

Twenty-one convocations, a University-wide commencement ceremony and numerous departmental celebrations were squeezed into just six days last week – a week which kept The University of New Mexico's Physical Plant Department’s (PPD) Special Activities...

The University of New Mexico’s Anderson School of Management, in partnership with UNM Parish Memorial Library, is giving finance students access to the Bloomberg Terminal, the top information platform used by leading decision makers around the...

This week on New Mexico In Focus, Producer Sarah Gustavus looks at how Bernalillo County’s DWI Recovery Court has helped make the county safer for more than 20 years by focusing on treatment for the county’s repeat DWI offenders. Gustavus talks with...

The University of New Mexico’s innovationAcademy (iA) is going global. This summer, two iA students will spend several weeks in Italy participating in the European Innovation Academy (EIA) after winning the Spring 2017 iA & STC.UNM Pitch Competition held...

The University of New Mexico’s Summer Institute in Community Based Participatory Research for Health, hosts a presentation titled, Uneven Power Relations, the Built Environment, and Policy Tools for Community Based Participatory Research, on Friday, June...

An international team of researchers, led by University of New Mexico Associate Professor Coenraad Adema, is now one step closer to eliminating a deadly parasitic disease responsible for killing hundreds of thousands of people around the world every year.

From incorporating nature into buildings, to assessing the marketable value of different designs, students at The University School of Architecture & Planning (SA&P) are researching ways to better society through planning. Students in the research...