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The Maxwell Museum of Anthropology at The University of New Mexico will host a closing reception for its two current exhibitions on Native American basketry — We Were Basketmakers Before We Were Pueblo People and Conversing With the Land: Native American...

The University of New Mexico School of Architecture + Planning (UNM SA+P) is pleased to announce the winners of the 2023 On The Brinck Book Award and Lecture series, created in honor of John Brinckerhoff Jackson. The jury, comprised of Sunil Bald, Felipe...

Nearly 10 years ago, The University of New Mexico became the first institution selected to provide a unique fellowship dedicated to supporting doctoral students in the humanities.   Thanks to the Bilinski Educational Foundation, more than 60 students...

To kick off each semester, The University of New Mexico hosts two Welcome Back Days to broaden the scope of any new and returning students’ campus experiences! The UNM Student Activities Center is hosting this Spring’s Welcome Back Days from 11:30 a.m.-...

The University of New Mexico main campus (ABQ) will be on a 2-hour delay Monday, Jan. 8 due to weather conditions. All work hours will be delayed until 10 a.m.  There is no delay at UNM HSC Rio Rancho. The delay does not impact hospital or clinical...

The University of New Mexico is a home away from home for students from all over the world, thanks to the Global Education Office (GEO.)  There’s a slew of clubs, advisors and opportunities for Lobos who are here for a study abroad program, exchange...

Scientists from across the country and from key international partners making up the Particle Physics Project Prioritization Panel (P5) have recently sent their recommendations to U.S. funding agencies for what research projects in particle physics...

The University of New Mexico alumna and Executive Assistant United States Attorney for the District of New Mexico Aja Nicole Brooks will be the keynote speaker at The University of New Mexico Department of Africana Studies 39th Black History Month...

This week,  New Mexico in Focus revisits some past stories. At the turn of the 20th century, Rebecca Clarren’s ancestors fled antisemitism in Russia to start new lives in America, where they became homesteaders on lands the U.S. government stole from the...

This week's guest on Report from Santa Fe is John Fleck, Professor of Practice in Water Policy and Governance at the UNM Department of Economics,  writer in residence at the Utton Center at the UNM School of Law, and author of "Water is for Fighting Over...