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On this episode of It’s (Probably) Not Rocket Science, host Cameron Goeldner is joined by Meggan Gould, the associate dean of research in the College of Fine Arts and professor of photography in the studio art program.  

The sounds of mariachi music and the aroma of traditional New Mexican food filled the National Hispanic Cultural Center Oct. 3, as students, faculty, alumni, members of New Mexico’s legal community and their families gathered for the University of New...

The University of New Mexico’s Global Education Office (GEO) hosts International Education Week across campus Nov. 15-21. GEO will be hosting the events in collaboration with several student organizations as part of the national event.

TAOS, N.M. — The University of New Mexico-Taos has been awarded two federal grants totaling $5.25 million to train Northern New Mexico residents for well-paying jobs close to home. Both the Strengthening Institutions and Rural Postsecondary Economic...

The University of New Mexico’s chapter of Tau Beta Pi, the engineering honor society, is celebrating a milestone year after earning two national awards and being recognized for its 50th anniversary at the organization’s 2026 national convention in...

The University of New Mexico hosts the Critical Mystery Studies Symposium Nov. 16-17 at the Bobo Room in Hodgin Hall. An international online symposium will also be held on Nov. 18. The symposium is free and open to the public, both virtual and in...

Benjamin Mehigan, a Ph.D. candidate in the School of Architecture + Planning at The University of New Mexico, has been awarded the On the Brinck | Places Prize. 

The University of New Mexico and the UNM Foundation today announced an anonymous planned gift with an estimated value of $55 million, the largest philanthropic commitment in the University's history.

The New Mexico Courts’ Rural Justice Initiative is giving University of New Mexico School of Law students valuable hands-on legal experience while helping address the shortage of legal professionals in rural communities across the state.

A native New Mexican and the first person in her family to attend college, Lillian Montoya began her undergraduate education at The University of New Mexico with plans to attend medical school. Instead, her career took her in a series of unexpected...