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It’s a new twist to an old program that The University of New Mexico hopes will provide an overall safer campus atmosphere utilizing a community policing initiative. UNM’s latest campus safety prevention effort is called Campus Watch, and is modeled...

Statistical literacy tells “the story behind the statistics,” said Professor Milo Schield, faculty member and author of the course textbook at The University of New Mexico Department of Mathematics and Statistics. UNM was the first public university in...

This week on New Mexico in Focus, KUNM reporter and first-time In Focus correspondent Nash Jones sits down with a special roundtable to discuss why government agencies continue to struggle with hiring and retaining employees in the wake of the...

Rainbow Ryders’s hot air balloons have graced the skies of Albuquerque for 40 years, but years before Scott Appelman (UNM ‘81) founded one of the largest hot air ballooning companies in the world, he was a teenage boy ditching class to help a balloon...

Behind every finished woodcut print there are countless preliminary studies, blocks, and trial proofs. Opening on Saturday, Oct. 14, at The University of New Mexico Art Museum, Cottonwood Tassels: Gustave Baumann’s Prints, Proofs, and Process illustrates...

Lobo Development Corporation (LDC) has announced the appointment of David S. Campbell as its new Executive Director. LDC, a non-profit organization working in collaboration with The University of New Mexico (UNM) Regents and administration, focuses on...

Presented annually, the Sarah Belle Brown Community Service Award recognizes faculty, staff and students who serve as examples of social responsibility and have, over an extended period of time, contributed significant personal time and effort to advance...

At the University of New Mexico, nothing is more important than ensuring each of us goes home safely to our loved ones, every day. Periodically, Environmental Health & Safety (EHS) wants to assess how its doing and identify areas for improvement, which...

Prepare for the celestial event of the decade when the Albuquerque skies darken on Saturday, Oct. 14 when an annular eclipse passes overhead. Viewing the sun directly without eye protection can damage your eyes. Prepare for the annular eclipse and UNM’s...

It’s officially fall—bringing crisp mornings, the smell of roasted green chile, and hot air balloons by the dozens to the skies of Albuquerque. This year a new balloon can be spotted in the sky, Cherry on Top, the official University of New Mexico hot...