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GALLUP, N.M. — Joe Kee, an associate professor of Navajo language and government as well as a former division chair, has been appointed the interim dean of instruction at The University of New Mexico-Gallup.

HB Construction is celebrating its 35th anniversary with a gift to The University of New Mexico School of Engineering. The HB Construction Endowed Faculty Fellowship will allow the Gerald May Department of Civil, Construction, and Environmental...

The Division of Student Affairs at The University of New Mexico has announced the finalists for the executive director of Student Support position following a national search that attracted a strong, highly qualified pool of candidates.  Each finalist...

This month, the University of New Mexico’s Sustainable Space Research Grand Challenge (SSR-GC) team hosted experts in space research from across the state for a one-day workshop aimed to strengthen collaboration and identify actionable pathways to...

This week on New Mexico in Focus, Albuquerque Journal reporter Justin Horwath stops by the studio to talk about his bombshell story on the proposed private equity buyout of New Mexico Gas Co. Executive Producer Jeff Proctor asks Horwath what he...

Four University of New Mexico musicians recently boarded a plane for China and returned home 11 days later. They were the graduate students who comprise The Abe Franck String Quartet: Lorenzo Gallegos, Dongqi Zhou, Andre Silva and Penelope...

Faculty across campus who have been supported by ADVANCE at UNM say they are thankful for the program’s help in getting promoted, accessing research funding opportunities and staying at UNM.

Carol Cochran’s career has been guided by the simple principal that life is about continuously improving and learning new things. This mindset guided her through more than 40 years as an accountant and, more recently, inspired her to embark on a new...

Six faculty members in The University of New Mexico School of Engineering (SoE) have received National Science Foundation CAREER Awards in what is believed to be a single-year record for the school.

After three decades of service to The University of New Mexico, Professor Richard Rand is retiring from the Department of Physics and Astronomy, concluding a distinguished career that included more than seven years as department chair. Beginning July 1,...