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University of New Mexico Associate Professor of Voice and Opera Olga Flora recently made her debut as a soloist at Carnegie Hall, marking a milestone in her international performing career. Flora performed as a mezzo-soprano soloist in Wolfgang Amadeus...

It is indeed a remarkable achievement to encounter a young postdoctoral fellow who goes on to dedicate 18 years of their professional career to enhancing research capacity for future scholars at a single academic institution.

Administrators, faculty, staff, students and a variety of officials from around the community celebrated the impending retirement of President Garnett S. Stokes at the Student Union Building yesterday with a series of “micro” speeches from local...

The University of New Mexico will add two more students to its ranks of Goldwater Scholarship recipients. Adrienne Garcia and Richard Justice are part of the 2026 class of scholars. 

Recently, Graduate Studies held its annual Graudate Poster Showcase 2026 event in the Student Union Building with a brand-new format. Instead of the format from past years, which featured three overall winners, the new arrangement divided participants...

The University of New Mexico announced recently the recipients of the 2026 Paul Bartlett Ré Peace Prize, a biennial award recognizing individuals who have made significant contributions to fostering peace, compassion and human understanding.

UNM’s Global Education Office recently celebrated its annual International Festival, a beloved campus tradition held for more than 30 years. The event has become such a longstanding tradition that no one seems to know exactly when it first...

Leaders, faculty, staff, and students at The University of New Mexico recently gathered to bless the land where the future Humanities & Social Sciences (HSS) building will be constructed and to share what they hope students will find there.

Danielle Cummings, who will graduate from The University of New Mexico School of Medicine in May 2026, hasn’t just defied the odds—she has rewritten what people thought those odds were in the first place.

The University of New Mexico Army ROTC program commissioned nine cadets as second lieutenants during its spring 2026 commissioning ceremony at the UNM Continuing Education Auditorium last Saturday.