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University of New Mexico student Hugh Greenwood was presented with the Lobo Outstanding Ambassador Award at a recent Recognition Reception.

The University of New Mexico selected its first Mellon Mays Undergraduate Fellows recently. The recipients for the the 2015-2017 cohort of the Mellon Mays Undergraduate Fellowship (MMUF) program include: Amber Lopez, Kalila Bohsali, Melissa Auh, Nina...

Three university of New Mexico students have been awarded Fulbright scholarships to study or teach abroad in the 2015–16 academic year. Anna Adams leaves for Germany in September where she will be an English teaching assistant. A member of the UNM ...

The UNM Gallup Skills USA Team competed this past weekend in the New Mexico Skills USA competition. Nineteen students competed and earned six medals.

Gregory Ottino, a sophomore majoring in physics and mathematics at the University of New Mexico has been awarded the Goldwater Scholarship, the leading national scholarship for undergraduate science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) students. The...

Bridget Llanes, a UNM junior majoring in Environmental Planning with a minor in Sustainability Studies, has been awarded the Morris Udall & Stewart Udall Foundation scholarship.

Larisa Dmitrieva is still growing into life as Julia Lambright, an emancipation of sorts from a difficult past. She grew up in a Moscow orphanage during Soviet Russia, where she felt the stark contrast between life inside and outside the orphanage...

Every semester, University of New Mexico’s University College identifies students who have achieved academic excellence by granting them admission to the Dean’s List. In order to qualify for the honor, students enrolled in University College must have earned a semester G.P.A of 3.5 or higher, completed at least 12 credit hours and not received grades of credit or no credit.

In an effort to bring language and the written word to the frontline of its mission, the UNM Center for Academic Program and Support (CAPS) opened the doors to its new Language and Learning Center that’s designed to provide students with the assistance they need to achieve success during their time at UNM.

The Lobo Reading Experience (LRE) Committee is currently in the process of selecting its book for the 2015-16 academic year. For the past six years, the Lobo Reading Experience has engaged students, staff and faculty in a program that sparks academic discussion across all disciplines by integrating a book voted on by faculty, staff and students, and used in the classroom and offering outside classroom experiences.