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KNME-TV, (PBS – Albuquerque/ Santa Fe) has been awarded a $355,000 production grant from the W.K. Kellogg Foundation. The grant will be used to produce 20, hour-long episodes of "Public Square," over the next two years."Public Square," which launches ...

UNM graduate student Sam Markwell explores the political, economic and cultural conditions in which the Middle Rio Grande Conservancy District (MRGCD) was established. Markwell focuses on how it has affected pueblo and acequia communities and their ...

The UNM LOBOMotorSports team placed eighth in design, ninth in autocross, and 12th in marketing at the Formula SAE®, an international competition for open wheel, open cockpit Formula-style race cars held June 15-18, in Fontana, Calif. The competition ...

Michaele Pride, architecture professor, UNM School of Architecture and Planning, recently accompanied a group of students to Vico Morcote, Switzerland, their home base in Europe. From there, they explored the wealth of architecture outside their door and ...

Who can move 2,200 residents into their new homes in two days? Residence Life & Student Housing can with volunteers' assistance. Residence Life & Student Housing requests help with its second annual Operation: Lobo Move-in event Friday, Aug. 19 and ...

UNM's Harwood Museum of Art opens a new exhibition, "Nod Nod Wink Wink: Conceptual Art in New Mexico and Its Influences," Saturday, July 9-Monday, Sept. 5. Several years in development, the exhibition focuses on work from collections in New Mexico and ...

All four buildings UNM owns on the former John Young Ranch property in northern New Mexico were damaged in the Las Conchas fire. The most serious damage was done to the main house where the Dept. of Anthropology normally conducts field schools for ...

The New Mexico Office of the State Historian and the Historical Society of New Mexico, co-sponsored by the University of New Mexico's Center for Southwest Research, presents the 2011 Scholars Program lecture, "Crimes of Conscience: Testimonies from the ...

In this lecture 2011 Officer of the State Historian Scholar Katherine Massoth discusses ways white Americans reacted to the environment, clothing, and foodstuffs of New Mexican people between 1846 and 1866.Cuisine and couture became areas where daily ...

The Land of Enchantment is now home to the highest priority wildfire in the nation. This week, New Mexico in Focus has a candid conversation with U.S. Sen. Tom Udall about the fire-fighting efforts, the risk of a nuclear disaster and future of the ...