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This week on New Mexico in Focus, an exploration of pedestrian and cyclist safety in New Mexico, and an airing of the Christopher Productions film “Hikers, Bikers and Automobiles." New Mexico PBS’ one-hour public affairs show New Mexico in Focus ...

With construction underway all over The University of New Mexico campus, and more to begin in the not-so-distant future, President Robert G. Frank held his annual Open House to keep UNM’s community partners informed about what’s going on.

Come celebrate Earth Day at the University of New Mexico’s 8th Annual Sustainability Expo! The event is Thursday, April 21 from 10:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. on Cornell Mall -- just east of the Student Union Building -- The Expo offers an opportunity to...

When people envision Albuquerque, they probably don’t think “modern.” According to Brian Goldstein, assistant professor of architecture in the UNM School of Architecture & Planning, to understand Albuquerque, the city must fundamentally be viewed as...

She’s no stranger to the national spotlight. If fact, last year Sonya Romero-Smith was surprised and honored by talk show host Ellen for her compassionate work as a kindergarten teacher at Lew Wallace Elementary School. Known for her big-heart approach...

Amada's Blessings from the Peyote Gardens of South Texas by Stacy B. Schaefer won the Southwest Popular/American Culture Association (SWPACA) 2016 Peter C. Rollins Book Award in the category of Popular Culture. The SWPACA will present the award at a...

UNM’s Graduate and Professional Students Association (GPSA) and Parking & Transportation Services (PATS) are holding a parking and transportation summit on Wednesday, April 20 to address graduate student questions about parking and shuttle services....

Can students give the University of New Mexico good ideas about how to generate revenue? They can and they might win a cash prize at the Innovate New Mexico pitch competition on Monday, April 25.  

Traditionally, to study topics like race and social justice, college students have been obligated to declare their field of study in humanities or a social science like sociology or anthropology. But now, thanks to The University of New Mexico Institute for the Study of “Race” and Social Justice, graduate students from across the University are able to take a deeper look at those topics.

The University of New Mexico School of Architecture & Planning presents Encuentro Iberoamericano en Nuevo Mexico (EINM), a multi-day series of events that explore Spanish architectural and cultural heritage in Iberoamerica. The series continues on Friday, April 15.