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Mark Peceny, dean of the University of New Mexico College of Arts and Sciences, recently appointed Phillip (Felipe) Gonzales as director of the School of Public Administration. Gonzales began his two-year term on Sept. 1.

Kathy Powers, professor in the Department of Political Science, and affiliated faculty with Africana Studies, was awarded the prestigious fellowship to study at the Woodrow Wilson Center over the summer. She also spent part of the summer teaching in Germany.

The University of New Mexico Staff Council is now accepting nominations for the prestigious Gerald W. May Outstanding Staff Award. This prestigious, presidential award recognizes individuals, but departments may nominate a staff member with one...

A play by acclaimed writer Don DeLillo, The Day Room is a brilliant, bizarre, black-comedy that explores performance and concealment. The Day Room runs on selected days from through Oct. 4 in the Experimental Theatre located in the lower level of the Center for the Arts on UNM’s main campus.

The University of New Mexico MESA program partners with Raytheon to host MathMovesU (MMU) Day on Saturday, Sept. 26 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the Stamm Room of the Centennial Engineering Center on Redondo Drive on campus. More than 120 local middle and ...

Two faculty members from the University of New Mexico School of Engineering will lead research activities for a new National Science Foundation Grant. Assistant Professor Ricardo Gonzalez-Pinzon and Associate Professor Andrew Schuler, both in the UNM ...

A public reception and book signing for the new biography of Al Utton will be held Thursday, Sept. 24 at 5 p.m. at the forum of the UNM School of Law. The event is open to all and especially anyone interested in the publication of a new biography of...

The LoboRESPECT Advocacy Center, a new office designed to provide information and support to students and university community members dealing with sexual violence, misconduct, and harassment, celebrates its grand opening on the University of New Mexico campus Friday, Sept. 25.

From the phones, tablets or computers we rely on daily to various medical technologies that improve our health, whether we know it or not, we depend upon technologies made possible by light.  

The U.S. Census Bureau recently released its latest statistics from the American Community Survey, which cover the period from 2013-2014 for areas with a population of 65,000 or more.  The statistics show that the number of New Mexicans with health...