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Many UNM programs celebrated important milestones this year, including:Communication & Journalism, 60 yearsSchool of Law, 60 yearsMitchell Hall, 60 yearsRaymond Jonson Gallery, 60 yearsStudent Union Building, 50 yearsTamarind Institute, 50 yearsAgora ...

The Provost Committee for Staff is accepting applications for the spring 2011 Academic Support Scholarship. PCS offers scholarship support for staff as students with financial need not covered by their tuition remission benefit. Three scholarships of ...

The New Mexico State Library and the Department of Cultural Affairs selected five honorary literary posts in honor of the upcoming statehood centennial, 1912-2012. Levi Romero, Research Scholar and poet laureate in the UNM School of Architecture and ...

Holidays are hectic, and schedules can be erratic. As stress goes up, exercise and healthy eating are often the first things to go. The Employee Health Promotion Program fitness and nutrition experts offer these tips to help you have a healthy, happy ...

Manuel Montoya returned to New Mexico and to Mora, where he found his uncles in their woodshop, working on a table and commenting on the eye of the camel pattern. They discussed the history of the design, Attila the Hun and the sacking of Rome."It's a ...

The Measurement Astrophysics (MAP) Research Team in the University of New Mexico's Department of Physics and Astronomy, with the help of a three-year, $980,000 grant from the National Science Foundation, has devised instruments and techniques for ...

At KNME's December Science Cafe, Saturday, Dec. 18 from 10 a.m. to noon, view a segment of Frontline/World, then join in a discussion with Helen J. Wearing, assistant professor, UNM departments of biology and mathematics & statistics.Learn how Wearing ...

This week on New Mexico in Focus, panelists engage in discussion about overcoming the state's digital divide and managing children media consumption. This is the fourth installment in KNME's series of partnerships with the community in a new project ...

The Phase I Wing of the University of New Mexico's Castetter Hall, which houses the biology department, was among 10 recipients to receive the 2010 Award of Excellence presented recently by the NAIOP, a commercial real estate development association. ...