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As presidential administrations change, so too does the way America’s largest companies talk about themselves. A new study led by researchers at The University of New Mexico examines how corporate leaders adjust their messaging about company culture...

The University of New Mexico’s Compliance, Ethics & Equal Opportunity (CEEO) office will host Compliance Week from Nov. 3–7, joining a national initiative that highlights the importance of ethics, accountability, and doing the right thing—even when no...

In his second year as a graduate student in the Public Archaeology master’s program at The University of New Mexico, James Chaves has already achieved what many researchers strive for – earning a prestigious Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute...

Writer and geographer Caroline Tracey will visit The University of New Mexico next month to give a lecture that explores the religious and historical roots of humanitarian work along the U.S.–Mexico border.

University of New Mexico architecture professor Nora Wendl hosts a launch event for her new book, Almost Nothing, an architectural history written in the form of a memoir. The book follows Wendl as she navigates the institutions and personalities that...

In October 2023, The University of New Mexico initiated a safety and security update by distributing the Campus Safety Culture Survey to faculty, staff and students. Its goal was to gather the opinions and experiences of each on-campus...

The Center for Alcohol and Substance Use and Addictions will welcome all members of the community to connect with researchers and learn more about substance use research and treatment on Nov. 6.

“I see it as a temporary alternative to what’s happening at the Smithsonian, where Black people in particular gave family treasures to the museum and now it’s being censored. I see this as a kind of answer to that to preserve important memories to preserve community.”

The University of New Mexico will host the Western Academic Leadership Forum (WICHE) 2026 Forum Annual Meeting, scheduled April 1-3, 2026, and organizers are seeking proposals from the campus community.

Join Lobos across The University for an evening of back-to-back celebrations beginning with UNM's annual PI reception followed by the annual Community Engaged Research Lecture (CERL).