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As part of the University’s commitment to safety across the campus, The University of New Mexico is launching its annual Culture of Safety survey, starting Monday, Sept. 14.

The University of New Mexico's Office of Compliance, Ethics and Equal Opportunity (CEEO) seeks nominations for the 2026 Advancing Compliance and Ethics (ACE) Awards, recognizing employees who demonstrate an exceptional commitment to integrity, ethical...

Taos, N.M. – How do I submit assignments in Canvas? Where can I get a laptop or hotspot? Is there transportation to campus? How do I find a tutor? How do I get my textbooks? What happens if my car breaks down and I need emergency money?

The University of New Mexico Honors College’s student literary magazine, Scribendi, has been named a 2026 finalist for the Associated Collegiate Press Pacemaker Award, one of the highest honors in collegiate student publications.

The University of New Mexico will test its Campus Warning System on Tuesday, Sept 15, at 11:02 a.m. At that time, the central and south campus sirens will sound for approximately one minute. Emergency personnel will then pause the siren for approximately...

As New Mexico makes significant investments to establish itself as a leader in quantum technology, The University of New Mexico is expanding its academic efforts to prepare students for the opportunities emerging alongside this growing industry and new...

The University of New Mexico’s Women’s Resource Center (WRC) is marking a new chapter today, Sept.9, by celebrating the grand opening of its new space in Mesa Vista Hall, room 1057. Located in the northwest courtyard, across from the fountain, the center...

Each September, colleges and universities across the country recognize National Campus Safety Awareness Month, an initiative established by Congress in 2008 to encourage greater awareness, education and dialogue around campus safety. The month provides...

The Center for Regional Studies is hosting a screening of its newest documentary called he Rio Grande: A Century of Water, Land and People in the Middle Valley at the Guild Cinema Sept. 23.

Gary Scharnhorst, a retired UNM English professor and longtime Mark Twain scholar, has received the Louis J. Budd Award for Distinguished Scholarship from the Mark Twain Circle of America.