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Early detection improves chances of success in cancer treatment. Edward Flynn and fellow researchers at the UNM Cancer Center are using nanotechnology to detect breast cancer cells earlier and more effectively than conventional methods like ...

For the first time since the debut of the NCAA's APR (Academic Progress Rate) scores in 2004-05, the University of New Mexico Lobo athletic department received APR Public Recognition Awards for two sports. The UNM men's cross country and women's ...

A portion of Redondo Road on the east side of the campus will be closed beginning Monday, May 23. The road closure will allow American Campus Communities to prepare for demolition of the Santa Ana Hall and two SRC units.Map of closure areaThe closure ...

Beginning May 31, Recreational Services at the University of New Mexico is hosting the first of five summer camp sessions for its popular Recreational Activities Day Camp or RAD Camp. RAD Camp provides a variety of opportunities to enhance the ...

Managing employees of several generations is not an easy task. For the first time in history, four distinct and very different generations are working together. Each one has its own different beliefs, expectations, values, learning styles and desires. On ...

Last fall, a retiree health care task force comprised of a broad representation from the university community, including faculty, staff, retirees and administrators, was asked to: Consider alternatives for addressing rising health care costs for UNM's ...

The University of New Mexico Staff Council is alive and well after 20 years of service to the staff and university. This has been a busy year for the Staff Council as we directed most of our attention toward the actions of the Educational Retirement ...

University of New Mexico Professor S. Howard Kraye died Saturday, May 14 from a heart attack. Kraye had more than 34 years of experience in the design, installation and management of complex electronic and computer systems and was an integral part of the ...

A collaboration between the New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science and New Mexico's Experimental Program to Stimulate Competitive Research (NM EPSCoR) has led to the exhibit titled, Degrees of Change: New Mexico's Climate Forecast. The exhibit, ...

A research group led by Mechanical Engineering professors C. Randall Truman and Peter Vorobieff have found and documented an unexpected effect in the way a gas behaves when hit by a shock wave. It's a discovery that may have interesting applications in ...