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The University of New Mexico will host Laura Hooton, a New Mexico State University historian who will give a talk about her first solo book “Little Liberia: A Dream of Black Freedom in the US-Mexico Borderlands.” The talk, presented by the Center for the...

Lobo spirit was on full display as UNM Food and the UNM Bookstores joined forces recently to host the inaugural Pack Week Tailgate at La Posada Dining Hall, creating a vibrant and interactive experience for resident students.

In September, 45 University of New Mexico political science students received a surprise visit from David Thomson, who has just completed his term serving as the Chief Justice of the New Mexico Supreme Court – the highest-ranking jurist in the state.

Kari Schleher, an assistant professor in the University of New Mexico’s Department of Anthropology and faculty curator of archaeology at UNM’s Maxwell Museum, recently published research examining whether archaeologists can determine the sources of...

The Anthropology Colloquia lecture series continues Nov. 13 at 2 p.m. in the Hibben Center, Room 105. Hosted by The University of New Mexico’s Anthropology Department, the series will feature Derek Boyd, Ph.D., as the latest speaker. He will present a...

The most recent Level 2 cohort of the UNM Grand Challenges program recently completed its two-year program addressing challenges related to child health, a just transition to green energy and sustainable space research. In September 2023, UNM selected...

This week, New Mexico in Focus digs into the results — and the implications — of this year's midterm elections, including the historic win for New Mexico’s Deb Haaland, the first Indigenous woman elected governor in U.S. history. Host Nash Jones spoke...

The University of New Mexico welcomes Ashley Leach as the new executive director for UNM Campus Capital & Space Planning (CCSP) within Campus Environments & Services (CES). She will start full-time in the role on Tuesday, Dec. 1. The executive director...

Throughout the month of November, this year and every year, communities and organizations across the country celebrate National Native American Heritage Month, honoring First Americans’ contributions to the establishment and growth of the U.S.  The...

Want to know what it's really like to study engineering? Come find out. The University of New Mexico School of Engineering is opening its doors on Nov. 14 so you can explore labs, meet student engineers, and learn about scholarships that could help you...