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The Utton Transboundary Resources Center at the University of New Mexico School of Law released two reports aimed at bringing clarity to New Mexico's challenges with water resources and land use."Land & Water: Making the Connection," a report that ...

Over the past century or so, a large body of literature exists from both human and animal early-experience studies confirming what seems to be intuitive today that both maternal and non-maternal environments affect the development of infants. What ...

This week, New Mexico in Focus honors Black History Month with noted African American commentator and cook Vertamae Grosvenor. Born in 1938, Grosvenor has tracked African American culture through the civil rights movement to an award-winning series for ...

Bonnie Hill, president of B. Hill Enterprises, LLC, will discuss "Unintended Consequences: The Politicization of Corporate America" Thursday, Feb. 16 at 7:30 a.m. at the Embassy Suites Hotel as part of the Anderson School of Management's Business to ...

University of New Mexico Associate Athletic Director and Director of Ticketing Services Mark Koson was one of eight individuals recently appointed by Gov. Susana Martinez to various state boards and commissions. Koson was appointed to the New Mexico ...

KNME continues to host "Ready to Learn Ser­vice Work­shops." The work­shops are adult-training courses designed to pro­vide par­ents, care­givers and child­care providers with con­cepts and activ­i­ties that fos­ter lit­er­acy, early-childcare con­cepts ...

Nominations for UNM Student Employee of the Year award are due Friday, Feb. 17 at 5 p.m. Students employed through the Student Employment Office are eligible to be nominated for the annual Student Employee of the Year award and to participate in the ...

The University of New Mexico Alumni Association is offering several scholarships for the 2012-13 academic year to assist qualified undergraduate and graduate students. The scholarships, made possible through gifts from alumni, friends and chapters, cover ...

Could Albuquerque residents in 1912 have imagined running water, sanitation, mechanized transportation and electricity? Can you imagine what Albuquerque will look like in 2112?The public is invited to attend a lecture, titled "Collaborative Modeling ...

Geraldine Forbes Isais, dean, UNM School of Architecture and Planning, announced that Matthew A. Barstow, a fourth year student in the Bachelor of Arts in architecture program, has been elected to serve as the 56th National President of the American ...