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Traditional darkroom photography skills­—developing film, printing, enlarging, and using filters—are still valuable for aspiring photographers to learn. UNM-LA recently donated a significant amount of darkroom equipment to the photography program at ...

The University of New Mexico’s Graduate Art Association presents the Annual Silent Art Auction, to be held on Friday, November 20th from 6-9 p.m. at the CFA Downtown Studio. This event is free and open to the public.   Artworks of various media created...

Candlelight vigil in response to attacks on France, Lebanon, and Humanity. On Wednesday, Nov. 18 at 7 p.m. in front of The University of New Mexico Bookstore, UNM international students are hosting a candlelight vigil to honor the victims lost in recent...

The Division for Equity and Inclusion at the University of New Mexico announces the Sixth Annual Luminaria Awards which will be held on Tuesday, Dec. 1 at 11 a.m. in the SUB Ballroom B.  The award recipients are: Faculty Award: Mario Rivera, School of ...

Five University of New Mexico students traveled to Stanford University in California recently to participate in the West Coast Regional Mellon Conference.

The University of New Mexico Global Education Office kicked off International Education Week with a dessert competition in the Student Union atrium. UNM international students from seven countries prepared and presented culinary delights bearing names ...

ASUNM, a member of the Smoke- and Tobacco-Free Task Force at the University of New Mexico, is leading efforts on campus to commemorate the Great American Smokeout Day on Thursday, Nov. 19.   As part of the UNM event, there will be tabling at various...

Following a review by campus police and the Clery Act Compliance Officer, The University of New Mexico has amended its Annual Security and Fire Safety report to reflect several statistical changes and to add subcategories for certain crimes. In the...

Two University of New Mexico alumni have discovered that our changing climate is having a serious impact on population size and reproductive success of several bird species found around Albuquerque.

A rainstorm passing through Albuquerque can frizz your home television satellite signal, and degrade signals relaying data from space or across long distances at the radio frequencies we all use now. But what happens when you use frequencies much farther...