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UNM celebrated the graduation of more than 2,500 students Saturday at the Pit. Read about the ceremony at UNM Today.

2011 CWSR Fellow">Graduate Student Matt Harris, the Fine Arts Fellow at the Center for Southwest Research has spent the academic year working with "The New Mexico Composers Archive. He is working toward his Master of Musical Performance degree.In this ...

Ashley Sherry was the LaDonna Harris fellow (2009-2010) and a Center for Regional Studies fellow in the Center for Southwest Research (2011). She is also a scholar with the Office of the State Historian. Sherry's research and the focus of this talk is ...

The UNM Championship Golf Course will host two sessions of the 2011 Lobo Junior Golf Camp for boys and girls ages 7-18. The first session will be held June 6-9, while the second is set for June 13-16. The cost for the camp is $145, which includes ...

Yvonne Ulibarri says going to college didn't take away from her relationship with her three children; it added to it. She graduates from UNM's College of Arts & Sciences with a Bachelor of Art in English and Africana studies.

Caring for her grandmother - her best friend - who died from cancer in January taught Felicia Martinez the most important lessons. She graduates from UNM's Anderson School of Management with a Master of Accounting.

Getting involved with LGBTQ communities at UNM was the cornerstone of David Griffith's college experience. He graduates from UNM's College of Arts & Sciences with a Bachelor of Arts in sociology.

After serving in Iraq as a marine, Donavon Barney, Navajo, struggled with post-traumatic stress disorder. Support from faculty and loved ones helped him develop as a filmmaker and finish his degree. He graduates from UNM's College of Fine Arts with ...

Jesse Traub suffered a traumatic brain injury resulting from a car accident in his senior year of high school. He want to teach to help others of all abilities. He graduates from UNM's College of Education with a Bachelor of Arts in social studies ...

After retiring from military, Marilyn "Mandy" Dykman returned to college for a new career and to help other veterans and disadvantaged youth. She is graduating from UNM's College of Education with a Master of Arts in counseling.