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The UNM Bookstores' Annual Holiday Celebration is Friday, Dec. 2 with great deals of up to 50 percent off Lobowear and gifts. Authors will be on hand to talk about and autograph their latest books. There will be giveaways, free gift-wrapping and much ...

The American Studies Lecture Series presents "Weaponizing Translation: U.S. Counterinsurgency and the Problem of Language," featuring Vicente Rafael, professor of history, University of Washington, on Tuesday, Nov. 29 at 3 p.m. in the Student Union ...

Researchers in the University of New Mexico's Earth and Planetary Sciences Department must now sit and wait. They're waiting for the Atlas V rocket that carries the Mars Science Laboratory and an instrument called ChemCam, to land on Gale Crater on the ...

James Siena will share with Fabulous Friends and students his experience working at the Tamarind in a lecture titled "Demystification" on Thursday, Dec. 8 at 5:30 p.m. at Tamarind Gallery. Following the lecture, Siena will create lithographs with ...

University of New Mexico Anderson School of Management student, Demetrius Gloster, was invited to this year's award-winning Ph.D. Project Conference in Chicago.Gloster, a Ronald E. McNair Post-Baccalaureate Achievement Program Scholar, presented his ...

Sponsored by the University of New Mexico's Dean of Students Office and the Student Activities Center, the Alternative Spring Break project gives students the opportunity to assist other communities across the nation and make new friends along the way. ...

This holiday season, UNM Press and the UNM Alumni Association have joined forces to offer a book sale featuring 25 percent off UNM Press titles with 10 percent benefiting the association. When customers enter the promo code "HOL11" at checkout, not only ...

There are few better times to curl up with a good book than during the holidays and New Mexico in Focus showcases two notable titles this week. First, journalist and former New Mexican Cathy Robbins speaks about "All Indians Do Not Live in Teepees – or ...

New research from a team at the University of New Mexico and the University of Tennessee is answering questions about how we identify race in other people. Heather Edgar, assistant professor of Anthropology and Curator at the Maxwell Museum of ...

Students are now able to use the colorful new Wayfinding signs to locate a specific building among the 197 structures on the University of New Mexico's main campus. It's a big change from the former system in which signs were posted in front of buildings ...