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University of New Mexico President Garnett S. Stokes spoke to the UNM community Monday in her annual State of the University address. The speech was livestreamed through the Office of the President’s website and UNM’s YouTube channel. 

Every spring semester, Advance at the University of New Mexico hosts a variety of faculty development workshops. This year’s workshops include caregiving duties and an AI Research Workshop with UNM Computer Science Professor Melanie Moses. Additionally,...

This week on New Mexico in Focus, politics correspondent Gwyneth Doland speaks with state representatives Nathan Small and Cathrynn Brown about the state budget as the 60-day legislative session passes the midway point. Gwyneth also talks with state...

The UNM Alumni Association will honor the recipients of its 2025 UNM Alumni Association Awards. Sponsored by Parnall Law, eight UNM alumni will be recognized for exemplifying excellence and having a lasting impact on their fields, the University of New...

The Student Activities Center (SAC) will treat the campus community to a two-day screening of Wicked this week as part of its Midweek Movies. The event on Feb. 25 features a sing-along screening where attendees are encouraged to sing along with the...

Every February, teens and young adults nationwide share their stories of survival and raise awareness about domestic violence during Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month. That’s why the Albuquerque Bar Association hosted a presentation to recognize and...

The Battle of the Chefs Semifinals Round will be hosted by UNM Foods Tuesday, Feb. 25, at La Posada Dining Hall from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. This round features Chef Kelan Rockholt of Arizona State University and Chef Joshua Cosby, representing the University...

UNM Institutional Support Services (ISS) is evolving, and The University community’s input is key to its transformation. As the core of daily campus operations—spanning facilities, business services, and infrastructure—ISS provides essential support that...

The City of Albuquerque and The University of New Mexico (UNM) recently announced a new partnership to explore expanding UNM's presence into the heart of the city in an effort to revitalize the urban core while also enhancing educational opportunities...

Do sanctuary cities lead to more crime? While some believe cities that hold the sanctuary title have a higher crime rate because of it, research from The University of New Mexico shows otherwise. The findings from a 2017 study, published by UNM Political...