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Staff and supporters gathered today to celebrate the 20th anniversary of Staff Council, part of UNM Staff Appreciation Month. The celebration continues Saturday, July 24, with the annual UNM Staff Picnic.Staff and their guests get all-day admission to ...

The Church of Beethoven's August line-up features three UNM poets: Department of English Language and Literature Faculty Amy Beeder, Master of Fine Arts student in creative writing Richard Vargas and English student Jessica Lopez. The Church of Beethoven ...

Dr. Dora Calott Wang is the featured speaker at the School of Medicine Authors Event where she will hold a discussion and signing of her new book, The Kitchen Shrink: A Psychiatrist's Reflection on Healing in a Changing World. The event will be held on ...

When the economy crashed, the United States government was blamed for failing to effectively regulate the financial sector. Two years later, may similar problems have led to the BP oil spill?Whether financial or environmental, regulation determines how ...

The Harwood Museum of Art of UNM in Taos presents a lecture with Gene Sanchez on artist and printmaker Gene Kloss Thursday, July 22 at 7 p.m. The program complements "Gene Kloss from Berkeley to Taos," a Harwood exhibition featuring prints, drawings and ...

UNM's Vice President for Research Julia Fulghum has succeeded in rebalancing the books in the office with the aid of faculty members across the university.When faculty members receive grants from the federal granting agencies, a small portion of the ...

The University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center (HSC) became part of a prestigious National Institutes of Health consortium to accelerate health research findings in New Mexico and the Southwest and quickly convert them into health solutions in ...

Former University of New Mexico Professor Patricia (Pat) Smith died Sunday, July 11 in Albuquerque. Smith taught English at UNM for 32 years (1971 to 2003) including courses in Emily Dickinson and Walt Whitman, as well as American literature and creative ...

Fifteen Native American undergraduate students from across the country are spending a month this summer at the University of New Mexico School of Law. They are learning many aspects about the legal profession as part of the Native American Pre-law ...

This week's guest on "Report from Santa Fe" is Nicholas Kristof, a New York Times columnist and author of Half the Sky. This best-selling book has been named one of the Washington Post's "Ten Best Books of the Year," and is a passionate call to arms ...