News

Pursuant to an extensive national search, the University of New Mexico has announced that Dorothy Anderson has been named vice president for Human Resources effective Sept. 15. Anderson brings 24 years of service in public education and human ...

An effort to enter into the global conversation is the driving force behind a new exhibit at Parish Library in the Anderson Schools of Management.  The exhibit of vinyl art came from a project conceived in spring 2014 by the student group...

University of New Mexico Parking and Transportation Services is curtailing Redondo shuttle service to the Student Services stop beginning Tuesday, Aug. 12 at 8 a.m.  due to anticipated congestion during Residence Hall move-in. The shuttle will be ...

A new series, “Gunslingers,” premiered recently on the American Heroes Channel. The six-part series features the stories of Wyatt Earp, Billy the Kid, Jesse James, Wild Bill Hickok, John Wesley Hardin and Tom Horn. The series includes both striking ...

University Stadium seats 39,224 Lobo faithful, but if you invite ESPN, suddenly 98 million households can watch UNM take on the Fresno State Bulldogs on Friday, Sept. 26 at 6 p.m. It’s a good reason to move homecoming from its Saturday tradition to ...

Sports related concussions are a major concern that has drawn national attention over the past several years. The University of New Mexico has engaged in a progressive research program examining concussions in their athletes...

Military veterans attending UNM have distinctive experiences, both enriching and challenging. The transition from military to campus life can be difficult. In an effort to ease the transition, connect vets with other vets, and facilitate school ...

On the next New Mexico in Focus, a conversation with Lyla June Johnston, one of the founders of the Taos Peace and Reconciliation Council that initially proposed the name change of Kit Carson Park to Red Willow as a way to initiate wider discussions ...

The University of New Mexico School of Engineering takes part in a free-admission event geared toward children at Explora Science Center on Friday, Aug. 8.

A critical issue for the success of Innovate ABQ is how easily people can move between the University of New Mexico, the site at Broadway and Central and downtown Albuquerque.