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The legacy of Sofia and Bruno Ontiveros began with a dream shared by many immigrant parents: to create opportunities for their children that they never had themselves. After immigrating to the United States from Chihuahua, Mexico, they devoted their...

New Mexico voters approved two statewide general obligation bonds in the 2026 general election that will fund campus improvements and library resources at The University of New Mexico. In a separate vote, Sandoval County voters renewed a property tax...

What began with a professor’s love for teaching evolved into a program known by every engineer in the world. Its origins began at The University of New Mexico in the late 1970s. That professor was Cleve Moler and his invention, MATLAB, is used in...

The last Faculty Lightning Lounge of the semester will be held 3:30- 4:30 p.m. Nov. 11 in Centennial Engineering Center’s Stamm Commons. Lightning Lounge gives faculty from a broad range of disciplines an opportunity to give short talks about their...

For Brad Cook, leadership began long before he entered the healthcare industry. As a student at The University of New Mexico, Cook received a full ride scholarship to serve as the head equipment manager for the Lobo football team. This experience gave...

The University of New Mexico Alumni Association hosts its annual Veterans Day Celebration and Remembrance on Wednesday, Nov. 11, at 10 a.m. at the UNM Alumni Memorial Chapel. Presented in partnership with the UNM Alumni Veterans Chapter, the UNM Veteran...

Rooted in decades of community service, UNM's counseling clinic is expanding its capacity to support New Mexicans and prepare future mental health professionals.

The Division of Student Affairs at The University of New Mexico has announced the finalists for the Director of African American Student Services (AASS) position following a national search that attracted a strong and highly qualified pool of...

The University of New Mexico's Department of Chemistry and Chemical Biology will host the 17th Annual Riley O. Schaeffer Endowed Lectureship Nov. 6, featuring Michael J. Therien, a distinguished professor of chemistry at Duke University. Therien will...

Through archaeological excavations and conversations with community members, University of New Mexico students explored the history of the religious gathering place and helped preserve memories of traditions that might otherwise be lost.