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For students from New Mexico who are interested in a career in Math, Science, Technology or Engineering, an undergraduate research experience can make all the difference in having a successful career. On Friday, Aug. 11, approximately 25 students from...

This week New Mexico in Focus premieres a new series, “Our Land: New Mexico’s Environmental Past, Present and Future,” which will air on the second Friday of each month. Correspondent Laura Paskus (environment reporter for NM Political Report), will take...

The University of New Mexico Art Museum has named Mary Statzer as its new curator of prints and photographs. Statzer has more than 20 years of experience in the field of art, working with artists and in museums, as well as teaching at the college level....

This summer, the start of the 17th annual Traditional Medicine without Borders: Curanderismo in the Southwest and Mexico class, coincides with the release of a new supplemental textbook and photobook on the subject, deeply rooted in the teachings and...

The Office of the University Secretary seeks volunteers to assist with The University of New Mexico's Freshman Convocation on Sunday, Aug. 20. Help UNM welcome the 2021 Freshman Class and their families to campus as a volunteer. Volunteer hours will be...

In continuing to review the businesses practices in UNM Athletics, and to assure that it is operating efficiently and responsibly, I am taking immediate action to institute stronger internal controls and more thorough oversight of the department’s...

When thinking of The University of New Mexico, many envision the white stucco tower of Mesa Vista Hall or the sprawling main campus bleeding into UNM Hospital. But 165 miles north is a more unique and intriguing part of the UNM campus: the D.H. Lawrence Ranch.

A 480 volt bus at the Lomas Chilled Water Plant has been damaged which may cause an unexpected outage to the facility.

The Lobo Academy at The University of New Mexico-Gallup campus is a summer program that provides incoming freshmen the opportunity to improve their skills in reading, writing and math to better prepare them to transition from high school to...

This week, New Mexico in Focus launches a new four-part series, “Brain Drain.” It will air every Friday in July. Each segment will run approximately 12-18 minutes within the hour-long program.  NMiF regularly airs Fridays at 7 p.m. and repeats Sundays...