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Sue Taylor, the Center for Regional Studies Fray Angelico Chávez Fellow in the Center for Southwest Research in University Libraries talks about an effort by the Spanish government to settle California with orphans in the early 1800's.Taylor explains ...

Anderson School of Management.">U.S. News ranked the UNM Anderson School of Management among the top 10 schools in the nation for MBA students getting jobs within 90 days of graduation. MBA students typically have a high level of success finding work, ...

The Arizona Wallow wildfire is yet another reminder of the ongoing drought that New Mexico and much of the Southwest faces. This week on New Mexico in Focus, insight and debate on how officials are handling the dry conditions, and what residents should ...

The University of New Mexico Press announces that Hilda Raz is the new editor for its Mary Burritt Christiansen Poetry Series. Raz, recently retired from Prairie Schooner, served as editor for the literary journal since 1987 and is founding director of ...

All businesses face inflection points – periods where the risk of failure is heightened. As part of the Anderson School Business to Business Breakfast Series at the Anderson School of Management, Joel Peterson will discuss entrepreneurial leadership - ...

The UNM Staff Council is currently accepting nominations for the 2011 Staff Appreciation Award. The award recognizes and showcases individual staff members that rise above by leading, mentoring, encouraging and being a positive role model for others in ...

Did you know New Mexico has a state Spanish song? In 1971 the New Mexico State Legislature formally adopted "Asi es Nuevo Mejico" as our state Spanish song. The song is fairly well known in the state, but less is known about the composer Amadeo Lucero.A ...

The Utilities Division of the UNM Physical Plant Department is preparing to install a new steam turbine to help the university produce more of its own power. The turbine is expected to provide about one megawatt of power to campus.But before the turbine ...

The UNM Volleyball team is hosting several summer camps for children ages K-12. From June 20-24, Little Lobos, ages K-5, can get a taste of the sport. An individual skills camp for players in grades 5-8 will also be held during the same timeframe. In ...

A Center in UNM's School of Engineering is taking the most difficult and sophisticated computer chip technology and teaching the teachers- who will teach the students- who will be on the forefront of building an economy based on imagination and technical ...