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The Global Education Office’s (GEO) International Education Week is back and bigger than ever from Nov. 13 to 17.   During this special week, students are invited to participate in various events designed to broaden their cultural horizons and enrich...

One UNM Exercise Science Professor is being recognized at a national level. Ann Gibson has been presented with the American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM)’s 2023 Recognition Award. This award is given annually by the Southwest Chapter's Board of...

The Compliance, Ethics & Equal Opportunity Office and the UNM Health and Health Sciences Compliance Office annually recognizes individuals across the UNM enterprise who dedicate their work to Advancing Compliance and Ethics and creating a better UNM. The...

Registration for the Spring 2024 semester at The University of New Mexico begins on Monday, Nov. 6. The class schedule is now available online. Students may check their Registration Date by visiting my.unm.edu and clicking the Registration and Records...

This week on New Mexico in Focus, Executive Producer Jeff Proctor interviews Albuquerque City Council President Pat Davis about delays in council’s handling of citizen oversight for APD. That’s as Mayor Tim Keller is pushing to transfer authority over...

The University of New Mexico Department of Anthropology is celebrating National Native American Heritage Month in November with a treasure trove of information and resources on its website including Native American history, scholars, events, research,...

Last spring, UNM Anderson’s Executive MBA Class of 2023 visited several Italian locations for a weeklong international immersion experience. Most notably the group traveled to Puglia, where the 2024 G7 Summit conference takes place. The intent behind...

The UNM School of Architecture + Planning hosts the final program for its Fall 2023 Lecture Series featuring Chris Cornelius, ASCA Fellows Lecturer, on Monday, Nov. 6 at 5:30 p.m. in the Garcia Honda Auditorium. This event is free and open to the...

No matter where someone comes from, where they live now, political affiliation, income, or anything else that could divide a community, there’s something that all families can agree on: wanting the best for their kids.  Despite a growing divisiveness...

Since 2006, students from across the nation have had the opportunity to participate in a truly unique summer research program at the 8th largest wildlife refuge in the lower 48 states. Thanks to the Sevilleta Research Experience for Undergraduates...