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Starting May 1, Institutional Support Services (ISS) is rebranding to Campus Environments & Services (CES), a name that more clearly reflects the organization’s role at The University of New Mexico.

Anderson Associate Professor Lisa Marchiondo is bringing renewed attention to critical issues through her recently released book, Gender and Leadership: Shattering the Status Quo. Serving as editor, Marchiondo collaborated with leading scholars from...

As the full impact of the March 2020 orders from government officials to close the doors on life as we knew it were sinking in, ADVANCE team leaders started to get the sense they were facing more “what if” moments.

The University of New Mexico hosts Bike to UNM Day on Wednesday, May 6, encouraging students, faculty and staff to ride their bikes to campus as part of an annual celebration of active and sustainable transportation.

UNM Maxwell Museum’s Ashley Burch, collections manager of human osteology and laboratory supervisor, and Ash Boydston-Schmidt, Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act coordinator, are hosting this year’s Missing and Murdered Indigenous...

The University of New Mexico today announced three finalists for the position of Provost and Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs, following a national search.

This week on New Mexico in Focus, state Environment Secretary James Kenney visits the NMIF studio to explain new state regulations on PFAS, or “forever chemicals.”

The University of New Mexico is seeking undergraduate students to take an online survey about their UNM experiences — everything from how they view the quality of their classes and academic advising to their overall sense of belonging as a Lobo. The...

In March, UNM Anderson’s Executive MBA students embarked on an immersive week in Lisbon, Portugal, engaging with local institutions and business leaders. The experience extended their EMBA coursework beyond UNM, offering a global perspective on...

The University of New Mexico will hold a ceremonial blessing to mark the next phase of its new Humanities & Social Sciences (HSS) building on Tuesday, April 28, at 2 p.m. at the HSS building site. The event is open to the public.