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Pedro Javier Rodriguez, a United States Marine Corps Captain and Naval ROTC instructor at the University of New Mexico, is headed to Los Angeles to be a contestant on the TV show American Ninja Warrior. The popular reality show is a sports entertainment...

The UNM Leading Innovation for Education (LIFE) pilot program was launched in 2014 for Student Affairs directors to learn to use the WIRE Factor (Work Ethic, Integrity, Respect and Education) in their daily roles.  

Undergraduate marketing students from the UNM Anderson School of Management took top honors in the Energy and Jobs Tomorrow Case Challenge, a national student marketing competition sponsored by the American Petroleum Institute (API) that included 20...

It's a hotly-debated topic in New Mexico – the cost of energy. This week, New Mexico in Focus looks at the cost of energy and the state Public Regulation Commission's (PRC) recent rejection of the Public Service Company of New Mexico's request for a rate hike and new fees for residential solar customers.

The UNM Dean of Students Office in conjunction with the Office of Student Affairs and Roadrunner Food Bank hosts the Lobo Food Pantry on Thursday, May 28 and Friday, June 26 from 10 a.m. to noon or until supplies last.

An Army Doctor on the Western Frontier: Journals and Letters of John Vance Lauderdale, 1864–1890, edited by Robert M. Utley, won the 2014 Army Historical Foundation (AHF) Distinguished Writing Award in the Journals, Memoirs, and Letters category.

The IRS announced recently that criminals used taxpayer-specific data acquired from non-IRS sources to gain unauthorized access to information on approximately 100,000 tax accounts through IRS’ “Get Transcript” application. The IRS announced it will be...

KUNM swept all of the awards given in the radio category at a recent regional competition sponsored by the Society of Professional Journalists (SPJ). The SPJ announced the awards at the chapter’s annual...

Three University of New Mexico students, Joseluis Ayala, Anthony Chavez and Tina Faris, are on their way to Washington, D.C. to participate in the U.S. State Department’s highly-selective internship program. Ayala and Chavez will be interning in the...

Most of our waking hours during the week are spent at work and with the people we work with. We get to know one another’s personalities, likes and dislikes, habits, sense of humor, and so on. Positive work relationships have been proven to be important...