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The 2014-15 Lobo Reading Experience committee is in the process of making its final selection and needs your help. Voting is underway for two finalists including Moonwalking with Einstein by Joshua Foer and Garbalogy: Our dirty love affair with trash,

On Feb. 1 at UNM's Johnson Center, some of Albuquerque’s brightest middle and high school students will be spending their Saturday competing in the annual Science Olympiad, hosted by UNM’s STEM-H Center for Outreach, Research and Education (CORE). But ...

A forum to share thoughts and ideas about the direction of the College for Social Transformation is set for Monday, Feb. 3, from 4 - 6 p.m. in the Student Union Building rooms Lobo A&B. The proposed College for Social Transformation includes Africa

New Mexico State University has thrown down the gauntlet and challenged UNM to a blood drive competition. ASUNM Community Experience hosts the weeklong event Monday, Feb. 3 through Friday 7 from 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. in the Student Union Building Ballroom ...

This week on New Mexico in Focus, a trip up to the Roundhouse to visit lawmakers in the thick of the legislative session. Gwyneth Doland talks with Senator William Burt and Representative Brian Egolf about the governor's push to get legislators to ...

Students from elementary, middle and high schools around the state will gather at the UNM School of Engineering Centennial Center on Saturday for the UNM VEX Robotics Competition. About 70 students are expected to compete.

When the Higher Education funding proposals left House Appropriations Monday evening, it was with the firm directive from committee members that the Legislative Finance Committee (LFC) and the executive branch, represented by the Higher Education Dept...

A statewide survey of teachers and administrators is underway to document and analyze how teachers and other educators view the teaching and learning conditions at their school. The anonymous survey by Teaching, Empowering, Leading and Learning (TELL)

UNM-Taos has increased enrollment for so many consecutive semesters, it seemed inevitable to sustain such dramatic numbers. It was beginning to look like 2013 might be that long-overdue time of reckoning. All across the nation, colleges and ...

If all goes well more than 4,000 students are headed toward graduation at UNM this spring. But if you are a senior how do you know you have the critical analytical skills employers say they are looking for?