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The University of New Mexico Communication & Journalism Colloquium Series presents: Evaluating Video Journalism Techniques in the Age of Data, a research project by Associate Professor Richard J. Schaefer and student Natalia Jácquez on Wed., Dec. 3, 3 ...

This week, New Mexico in Focus continues its coverage of veteran issues with a discussion of the challenges faced by women vets. Almost 280,000 women have served post-9/11 in Afghanistan and Iraq, according to a new report by the Disabled Veterans of ...

The Thanksgiving break is just around the corner, and the Physical Plant Department will be adjusting the heating and cooling systems in select buildings on campus to reduce energy consumption. Similar to how buildings are adjusted over a typical ...

The physical heart of Innovate ABQ is a seven acre research and business incubation site at the northwest corner of Broadway and Central. Buildings left by the First Baptist Church remain on the property, and some may be repurposed as offices or...

The Consulate of Mexico in Albuquerque in partnership with the Albuquerque Hispano Chamber of Commerce recently welcomed and celebrated 96 college students and faculty visiting from Mexico who are studying the English language for one month through ...

As the business world embraces transparency, it is important that ethical business practices root themselves in firm guiding principles. Without those pillars supporting each decision, businesses are left on unstable ground and subject themselves to ...

The University of New Mexico’s Art Education and Masley Art Gallery presents The Graduate Student Exhibition and The Work of Alexander Masley as part of an opening reception on Friday, Nov. 21 from 5 - 7 p.m. at the main gallery located in Masley ...

Seek reward, avoid punishment – it’s a simple, well-established concept of learning long-known to humans. But new research puts a spin on that concept: rewards can become less appealing and punishments more enduring if the learning took place under ...

The week before the general election, UNM Political Science Associate Professor Mike Rocca presented a primer on campaign financing and a troubling change in the way political campaigns are being financed with dark money.

Faculty, staff and leadership are convening to discuss the University of New Mexico’s public mission and how community engagement should be infused throughout the institution and be an integral element in shaping its identity.