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UNM is in the beginning phases of a branding evaluation geared to enhance awareness and familiarity with university programs and research on a broad scale. Earlier this month, a short survey was sent to capture campus perspectives as foundational...

Three recipients from the Univerversity of New Mexico community have been recognized with the 2015 Sarah Belle Brown Community Service Award. Recipients include: Mandisa Bradley, student winner; Katrina Sweetland, staff winner; and Tryphenia Peele-Eady,...

The University of New Mexico Athletics Department, with help from the Black Graduate and Professional Student Association, held a bone marrow registration drive to get more people on the nationwide registry to donate.

Breathing rarified air high in the Andes at an average altitude of 13,000 feet presents certain unique challenges for any living organism. But for small birds such as wrens, it presented an opportunity to adapt to the challenges of the altitude and...

David Dixon, a visiting lecturer in the Department of Economics, talks about game theory Wednesday, Oct. 28 at 12 p.m. on the first floor of Parish Memorial Library. Game theory provides some very simple yet instructive examples of extreme outcomes ...

Khaled Kassem, associate professor of mathematics at the University of New Mexico Valencia Campus and an adjunct faculty member at the Central New Mexico Community College will speak about the root causes of the Arab Spring. His lecture on Wednesday,...

Distinguished Professor of Distance Education and Instructional Technology in the Organization, Information and Learning Sciences Program at UNM Charlotte Nirmalani "Lani" Gunawardena presents a keynote address, titled "Culture and Online Learning:...

A multidisciplinary panel of local and national experts, including Tavis Smiley, examines poverty in America and its connection to immigration and the labor market. It is a hot button topic that addresses a long running debate. Do undocumented immigrants...

A University of New Mexico Ph.D. student is perfecting a new way to forecast stream flow levels with tremendous accuracy.

“They go to sleep several hours after sunset and typically awaken before sunrise.” That’s one of the main conclusions in a new paper published in “Current Biology.” UNM doctoral candidate Gandi Yetish is the lead author in the paper “Natural Sleep and...