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The biannual Paul Bartlett Ré Peace Prize has opened its 2026 nomination cycle. Artist and author Paul Bartlett Ré is recognized internationally for promoting world peace and harmony through his creative work.

Being a new student at a university can be overwhelming – akin to stepping into a maze with no map. At the University of New Mexico, one student-run organization is helping Lobos find their way. 

Each year in August, new Lobos kick off their first semester at The University of New Mexico with the annual late summer traditional event known as First-Year Family Day.

For Christopher Dollesin, music isn’t just something to be heard — it’s something to be experienced. The University of New Mexico music student recently delivered a standout recital, weaving together spatial concepts, ensemble collaboration, and a space...

Seven graduating Lobos were recognized recently with the 2025 Lena Clauve Outstanding Senior Award—one of the University of New Mexico’s most prestigious honors, celebrating student leadership, service, and academic excellence. Presented annually...

Graduating Lobos are invited to celebrate their achievements and prepare for life after commencement at the annual Senior Send-Off, hosted by the UNM Alumni Association and sponsored by Santa Clara Development Corporation. The event takes place...

Undergraduate students at The University of New Mexico will soon have a new tool to help them more efficiently communicate with the advisement community and keep them on track with their student success journey. Student Hub — a collaboration between the...

The Free Application for Student Federal Aide (FAFSA) for the academic year 2025-2026 is now available, and students are already seizing the opportunity to file for aid. UNM’s priority deadline for filing is Jan. 31, and any additional required...

Are you a current student on campus currently in recovery from substance use or even sober-curious? UNM Center on Alcohol, Substance use, And Addictions (CASAA) is excited to announce the relaunching of the Collegiate Recovery Center (CRC) in partnership...

If you think a college student studying nuclear engineering by day and training as a ninja by night sounds like the plot of a television series, you would almost be right. Ixchel Valentino, a second-year nuclear engineering student at The University of...