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Toss a teddy bear, fill a cup of coffee or enjoy a donut as part of BeKind Week 2018—a week dedicated to renewing kindness efforts across campus. The Division of Student Affairs is once again partnering with the BeKind UNM Committee, a volunteer group...

This week on New Mexico in Focus, host Gene Grant talks with Heath Haussamen of NMPolitics.net about the year’s 30-day legislative session and a bill that would allow greater secrecy for Spaceport America. Haussamen, who published an investigative...

The Anderson School of Management at The University of New Mexico announced the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Sandia National Laboratories involving the support for the development and implementation of a Master of Science (MS)...

Nine University of New Mexico scientists’ research was recently featured in Nature Communications -- a peer-reviewed journal dedicated to covering research in all areas of the biological, physical, chemical and Earth sciences. UNM Assistant Professor...

Every year since 2011, Lobos have traveled to New Orleans (La.) to participate in the Alternative Spring Break (ASB) Program. Sponsored by the Dean of Students Office, ASB is a service-learning opportunity for UNM students where they will develop and use...

The University of New Mexico’s Center for Education Policy Research (CEPR), a group dedicated to finding solutions to the education problems in New Mexico, has announced a formal name change to UNM Cradle to Career Policy Institute (CCPI). According to...

Multiple artist talks and events, including artist-in-residence Michael Krueger, and more are coming up at Tamarind Institute during the spring and summer sessions. Events are held at Tamarind Institute, located at 2500 Central Ave., SE. Michael...

The people of Santa Fe were seeing red on Monday. Dozens of The University of New Mexico’s departments, programs and student groups gathered at the State Capital Building to celebrate all things UNM with legislators and community leaders. UNM Day, is an...

Surface and groundwater use in southern New Mexico has been in the news lately for a variety of reasons including the lack of precipitation in the state this winter, and also for water adjudication on the lower Rio Grande. The University of New Mexico’s...

A UNM School of Architecture and Planning (SA&P) is bringing international recognition to the school. Sam Fantaye, third-year graduate student in Landscape Architecture, won first prize in the Better Philadelphia Challenge. It’s an international design...