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UNM parking passes for the 2016-17 academic year go on sale starting this week. Most lots typically sellout fast and are expected to do so again this year especially with a slight decrease in available parking spots due to construction on and around...

UNM Parking & Transportation Services (PATS) is conducting scheduled maintenance and repairs on the Cornell Parking Structure limiting pay station parking through Friday, July 29. During the estimated one-week project, crews are repairing the sprinkler...

At The University of New Mexico, there are many assets that enhance the quality of life for the campus community, the city of Albuquerque and for New Mexicans statewide. Whether it’s the arts, sports and entertainment or recreational activities, UNM has...

On Monday, July 18 the Physical Plant Department (PPD) will begin removing the asphalt on the northwest corner of the Cornell Parking Structure. The asphalt will be replaced with concrete.  During the week-long project, elevator access will be...

UNM Parking and Transportation Services (PATS) is informing resident-students that the main campus will experience heavy traffic throughout the day on Saturday, July 16 due to the Route 66 Summerfest in Nob Hill. Higher than normal traffic volume is...

The University of New Mexico’s Parking & Transportation Services (PATS), the Physical Plant Department (PPD) and PNM are hosting a Ride & Drive event for the community to personally experience the latest electric vehicle technology available to...

Repairs are complete and UNM Parking and Transportation Services (PATS) has informing permit holders that the pipe repairs in Student Services A Lot are complete and the parking lot and will return to its original configuration beginning Monday, July...

The Farris Engineering Center renovation is scheduled to begin Friday, July 8. As part of this project, construction fencing will be installed closing the sidewalks on the southwest corner of the Mechanical Engineering building and in front of the Farris...

The University of New Mexico’s Building Coordinators can find themselves wearing many hats. They can be facilities managers or department administrators who juggle the throes of the academic semester, but are also responsible for the space in which their departments function. Their role at the University is vital for providing support to the academic mission and protecting university assets all at the same time.

Electric cars may be the wave of the future for commuters, and The University of New Mexico (UNM) wants to encourage and support consumers who choose this new technology for their automobiles. Two ChargePoint® Level 2 Commercial Charging Stations have...