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Thanks to the generosity of an Albuquerque couple, The University of New Mexico School of Engineering is now the first school or college in the University to hold an endowed dean’s position. Jim and Ellen King’s gift of $500,000 will create the Jim and...

Founded in recognition of U.S. Senator Barry M. Goldwater, a scholarship fund that recognizes distinguished students in the fields of mathematics, science, and engineering, has been bestowed on two University of New Mexico students including Julian Vigil...

UNM-Gallup Police Officer Kenneth Langley recently presented an Active Shooter/Campus Safety training at the annual convention of the National Association of Community College Teacher Education Programs.  Officer Langley’s courses are characterized by...

World-class research and the creative work of students and faculty from across all departments and fields of study will all be a part of The University of New Mexico’s annual Shared Knowledge Conference (SKC) April 11 through 15 at the Student Union...

Rob Burford, who serves as the Clery Act compliance officer for The University of New Mexico, has been awarded Exemplary Service Recognition for his work with the National Student Exchange. Burford has been actively involved as a National Student...

The University of New Mexico's Physical Education Activity program hosts a dance fitness clinic Tuesday and Wednesday, April 19-20 in the UNM Johnson Center Main Gym featuring special guest Louis Van Amstel from LaBlast Fitness. Van Amstel is a...

The UNM-LA Office of Student Services hosts a job fair for students and local community members on Tuesday, April 12 from 1 to 4 p.m. in the Student Center (Building 2). More than 20 large and small businesses from northern New Mexico will be on hand ...

UNM Parking and Transportation Services (PATS) is expecting heavy traffic throughout the UNM main campus area during the Lobo Triathlon taking place Saturday and Sunday, April 9-10. Lobo Triathlon events will begin on Saturday at 12 p.m. and will...

Silent for decades, musical treasures recovered from a dumpster in Jerome, Arizona are being brought back to life. The University of New Mexico’s Honors College in collaboration with the New Mexico Philharmonic and in partnership with the National...

The Arid Lands Institute believes that design professions have an unrecognized potential to catalyze public imagination, action and leadership in the face of hydrologic variability due to climate change. To do so, design education has to change, and professional practices will as well.