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OcTuba-Fest, presented by the Tuba Euphonium Studio of Dr. Richard Antoine White, brings music, celebration and a touch of Halloween spirit to The University of New Mexico’s Keller Hall this October. The tuba showcase will take place Oct. 13–14 and Oct....

The College of Education & Human Sciences (COEHS) will host an open house on Thursday, Oct. 16, from 1–4 p.m. to celebrate the opening of the Pathways for Academic Support and Success (PASS) Office. The PASS Office will replace the former Center for...

Ben Cloutier has been named executive director of strategic communications for University Communication and Marketing (UCAM) at The University of New Mexico. In this role, Cloutier provides oversight and coordination of communications and marketing...

Zion Romero is one of the first cohorts of students with the opportunity to minor in public service through UNM’s School of Public Administration (SPA), and it allowed her the opportunity to attend a summer program to strengthen her knowledge.

Members of the university community are invited to participate in open forums for finalists for the University of New Mexico (UNM) Controller position. The finalists were selected following a comprehensive national search, and will visit campus beginning...

When walking or driving through a space, our instincts can tell us whether an environment feels safe. Dark corners, narrow corridors, or hidden passageways can trigger unease. At The University of New Mexico, campus planners are using architecture,...

Get ready to unleash your Lobo pride with the festivities at Homecoming 2025. This year’s theme, Desert Boots and Lobo Roots, celebrates the UNM legacy and embraces the spirit of the Southwest. Join us Oct. 13–18 as ASUNM Student Special Events and the...

State investment in endowed faculty lines has created transformative momentum at UNM’s College of Education & Human Sciences (COEHS), helping build urgently needed expertise in teacher preparation for the state’s most high-needed expertise in teacher preparation for the state’s most high-need areas.

Death is an unavoidable part of life. Yet for many, the thought of dying—or receiving a life-limiting diagnosis—can trigger deep anxiety and depression.

The University of New Mexico’s Information Technologies (UNM IT) department has announced two new resources designed to help students, faculty and staff expand their creative and technology skills.