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The public art of sculptor Luis Jimenez has been an inspiration for Eric Castillo, a Mellon Fellow who recently completed his dissertation, "Expressions of Another Center: Borderlands Visual theory & the Art of Luis Jimenez." Castillo graduated in May. ...

Will Bruder, recipient of the Marjorie Mead Hooker Memorial Visiting Professorship for 2011, presents, "An Architecture of People and Place," Friday, June 24 at 6.30 p.m. in Garcia Honda Auditorium at the University of New Mexico's School of Architecture ...

UNM HSC Department of Emergency Medicine">As large plumes of smoke continue to drift into New Mexico from the enormous Wallow Fire in Arizona, Dr. Matthew J. Walsh, in the UNM Department of Emergency Medicine, offers insight into potential health ...

UNM graduate student Sam Markwell explores the political, economic and cultural conditions in which the Middle Rio Grande Conservancy District (MRGCD) was established. The lecture, which is free and open to the public, will be on Wednesday, June 29, at 4 ...

Jared Bush offers a weeklong screenwriting workshop at the University of New Mexico's annual Taos Summer Writers' Conference, "Writing for Your Audience: A Practical Guide to Screenwriting." The class is open to all levels, from beginning to experienced ...

Latino voters will once again have a big impact on the 2012 elections, both here in New Mexico and across the U.S. But will they still be boosting democratic candidates? Or, are Latino voters shifting more toward a new crop of Republican candidates like ...

UNM's Career Services has taken over a unique website aimed at retaining university graduates in New Mexico and finding jobs for New Mexicans who have left the state and want to return. The website currently has hundreds of employers and industries ...

UNM Information Technologies (IT) will upgrade its shared storage infrastructure on Sunday, June 19 from 6 a.m. - 5 p.m. The upgrade will create downtime for the following services, which will be unavailable during the upgrade:LoboWeb ...

UNM Information Technologies (IT) is working with Navajo Tech to extend high-speed networking to Zuni, building on technology used in the" Internet to the Hogan" project. On June 3, 2011, the Zuni Pueblo Council gave permission to UNM to improve ...

Katherine Massoth, a 2011 History Scholar, will present a lecture titled, "Prickly Pears, Serapes, Pueblos and Tortillas: Women in the New Mexico Territory, 1846-1866," on Friday, June 17. The lecture focuses on how white Americans reacted to the ...