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Recently, renowned Native American architect Johnpaul Jones sat down with UNM Live's Benson Hendrix to discuss his talk, "Indigenous Design: Emerging Gifts," which he delivered as part of the Indigenous Architecture lecture series in the UNM School of ...

Earlier this week, UNM Live's Benson Hendrix sat down with Lonna Atkeson in the political science department discussing her upcoming award from Common Cause New Mexico. The video talks about the award and the research that led her to get the ...

The UNM Sandoval Regional Medical Center (SRMC) will host a groundbreaking ceremony for its new facility on Wednesday, Oct. 27, from 3-5 p.m. The ceremony will take place at SRMC's building site in the Rio Rancho City Center adjacent to the Rio Rancho ...

The University of New Mexico Alumni Association is currently accepting nominee submissions for its 2010 UNM Alumni Association Awards. The association, which provides awards to individuals in acknowledgment of their exceptional achievements, offers four ...

Two events for UNM freshmen are set for Thursday, Oct. 21 in the Student Union Building ballrooms. Writing Across Communities (WAC) hosts "Celebration of Student Writing," from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. This community engagement event is for more than 700 ...

UNM Graduate Student Alexander Leonard won first place in the poster session Graduate/Technologist category for his poster "Evaluation of Synthetic Substrates for the Study of Material Mechanical Properties on Cellular Functions." The poster session for ...

Internationally recognized authority on criminal poisoning and murder by poison John H. Trestrail III will present, "Larger than Life! Matinee Monsters and Poison Perils: How the Horror Movies of the 1950's Influenced a Generation," Friday, Oct. 29 from ...

Reibsomer Hall, home of the Chemistry Department, is one of the greatest building projects and renovation needs at the University of New Mexico. In the last five years, the Chemistry Department at UNM has grown more than 85 percent and contributed ...

University Libraries' Indigenous Nations Library Program will present a brown bag lunch and talk by Taos tribal council member and former Taos Pueblo Governor Gilbert Suazo on Wednesday, Oct. 20. Suazo will lead a discussion from 12 to 1 p.m. in The ...

David Dunaway, professor of English, was recently named the first recipient of the 2010 Stetson Kennedy Vox Populi Voice of the People biennial award, presented for outstanding achievement in collecting and use of oral histories of people and ...