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The College of Fine Arts at The University of New Mexico recently announced its 2025 Distinguished Alumni Award recipients. This annual award recognizes graduates of the UNM...

UNM Parking & Transportation Services (PATS) announces an upcoming virtual town hall on Tuesday, April 29 at 1 p.m. to discuss important updates impacting parking at The University. Our one-hour session will focus on parking permit rate increases,...

When a diorama, a living wall made of chia seeds and a video featuring a UNM water plant operator all come together, it can mean only one thing: the annual Undergraduate Water and Climate Science Communication Fellowship presentations, held recently at...

Rosalita Mitchell, Ph.D., a respected educator and past department chair, passed away, leaving behind an indelible mark on New Mexico’s educational landscape. With a career spanning more than two decades at The University of New Mexico College of...

The ceremony was intimate and brief, yet rich with tradition and meaning. On a wintry spring afternoon on April 19, students and family members joined faculty (who donned full academic regalia) in the warm setting of Bobo Room in Hodgin Hall for an...

Imagine a world without cancer. That dream may still be out of reach, but researchers at The University of New Mexico Comprehensive Cancer Center are moving the needle—one clinical trial, one vaccine, one algorithm at a time. In the latest episode of...

the bomb, an immersive multimedia installation, is embarking on a university tour across the United States and Canada and will visit college campuses from Fall 2024 through Spring 2025, engaging students, faculty, and the public with one of the most...

The New Mexico AI Consortium (NMAIC) has named its first class of AI Scholars at universities around the state. The selected graduate students will work with faculty at The University of New Mexico, New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology, and New...

A professor at The University of New Mexico-Gallup co-authored a paper that calls for a new vision of data-driven environmental decision making, including the need to focus more on equity. UNM-Gallup Associate Professor Antoinette Abeyta is one of 23...

The names Rev. Charles Becknell, Sr., Ph.D., and Harold Bailey, Ph.D., have echoed through the University of New Mexico’s history. Now, they each represent the title of a collection available to researchers at the Center for Southwest Research.