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UNM staff members, Stephanie Hands and Vanessa Harris, recently received accolades from the National Academic Advising Association. They receive formal recognition at the National Conference in October.Hands, director of Academic Advisement, received the ...

Water is essential for life and is arguably the most important molecule in the universe. But did you know there are different types of water molecules? What if life had evolved a use for these alternate forms? And what if microbes could be the probe to ...

This week on New Mexico in Focus, panelists take an in-depth look at the state's legislative primaries with special focus on the House, where redistricting and razor thin Democratic minorities promises a tough electoral season.New Mexico PBS' one hour ...

Did you know, for five years there's been a simple, fun and free way for your department to increase wellness, reduce stress, and cut campus congestion?It's the UNM Parking and Transportation Services' (PATS) free bike-sharing program, Lobo Bikes. Lobo ...

The University of New Mexico's Parking and Transportation Services (PATS) announced that reduced fare rates on the New Mexico Rail Runner Express will continue to be available to current UNM students, staff, and faculty through June 30. The reduced fare ...

Parking and Transportation Services (PATS) recently began consolidating campus-wide D and E zone parking into a new zone, designated "R" for the upcoming 2012-13 academic and permit year. D zone parking is located near student housing at Hokona Hall and ...

The University of New Mexico Office of Student Academic Success is looking for staff, faculty, alumni or upperclass students to volunteer as academic coaches through a new program called, S.T.A.Y. or Success Through the Academic Year. The new initiative ...

Levi Romero, research scholar, Chicano Hispano Mexico Studies, at the University of New Mexico, taught a course, "New Mexico Villages and Culture" this spring. The Digital Cuentos project is a compilation of audio visual narratives published by students ...

Brian Luna Lucero, the Center for Southwest Research Clinton P. Anderson fellow, explores changes digital resources are making for scholars in his talk, "Special Collections and Digital Humanities Scholarship." Lucero has worked in the public service ...

What led to the collapse of the great Mayan civilization of Central America? Using high tech satellite and LiDAR images, Keith Prufer, associate professor, UNM Department of Anthropology, and his students peer through the dense jungle canopy to discover ...