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A new study has been published that suggests babies are physically affected by the stress level of their mother during pregnancy. It has been previously found that adversity in the womb enhances or hampers offspring development and...

Around the world, nearly 36 million people are living with HIV. The virus continues to be a major public health issue, having claimed the lives of more than 39 million since 1981. The University of New Mexico Truman Health Services and the Names Project...

Are you a junior (60 credit hours), senior or graduate student leader with at least a 2.5 GPA? UNM is seeking applicants to recognize students who have excelled in leadership, academic, and co-curricular activities to be considered for the UNM Leadership...

Since 2011, the Unidos Project has been working with The University of New Mexico, Central New Mexico Community College and Albuquerque Public Schools to create deeper partnerships and the sharing of best practices. One of the project’s strategies is...

Begin the holiday festivities with The University of New Mexico’s annual “Hanging of the Greens,” a merry Lobo tradition of community caroling amidst the glow of more than 14,000 luminarias. The UNM Mortar Board National Senior Honor Society invites the...

It’s that time of year – the Annual Holiday Sales Event at UNM Bookstores, including the Main Campus Bookstore and the Medical Legal Bookstore, is Friday, Dec. 1 before the Hanging of the Greens. Come help celebrate the season and get some great deals on...

The University of New Mexico’s University Advisement recently participated in “First Generation Student Success,” an event designed to focus on celebrating the presence and experience of first-generation college students, faculty and staff on campus. As...

"Brain drain" is the process in which a state, such as New Mexico, loses its most educated and talented workforce to other states through migration for the lack of apparent opportunities. For New Mexico, this is a problem because the most highly skilled...

The bi-annual Paul Ré Peace Prize opened their 2018 nomination cycle. The award recognizes one faculty, staff, student, alumnus or retiree at The University of New Mexico for promoting peace, harmony and understanding among people. Artist and author,...

This week on New Mexico in Focus, in honor of the Thanksgiving holiday, NMiF brings its viewers some of NMiF's favorite interviews and stories from the past year.  New Mexico in Focus regularly airs Fridays at 7 p.m. and repeats Sundays at 7 a.m. on...