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The UNM Office of Sustainability and Facility Services - Recycling has launched a new initiative called Green Game Day, which was initiated by students. The aim of this initiative is to collect cans, bottles, and other recyclables from tailgaters to...

The University of New Mexico Club Sports program continues to expand, offering students opportunities to compete, build leadership skills and connect with the campus community through more than 30 student-led organizations.

The first week of every fall semester at The University of New Mexico celebrates students returning to campus, from new to returning students, with a week-long set of events that highlight resources, activities and organizations that foster connection, a...

Nusenda Credit Union and The University of New Mexico (UNM) celebrated the ribbon cutting of the newly named Nusenda Center for Financial Capability (NCFC), marking continued investment of a more than 40-year partnership dedicated to improving financial...

New lights are shinning above Cornell Mall at the University of New Mexico's central campus. It's part of an ongoing safety initiative by the Associate Students of the University of New Mexico (ASUNM) and the Student Activities Center.

The University of New Mexico is currently accepting applications for the newly endowed Nate Crain Leadership Awards, which will recognize outstanding undergraduate student leaders across campus.

The University of New Mexico is accepting applications for the 2026 Clauvé Outstanding Senior Award, which recognizes exceptional undergraduate seniors who demonstrate strong academic performance and meaningful contributions to the campus community...

The University of New Mexico will celebrate its 137th birthday during Lobo Day 2026 on Friday, Feb. 27, from 11:45 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the SUB Atrium. Lobo Day commemorates UNM’s founding in 1889 and brings together students, faculty and staff for an...

Students return to campus next week and will be greeted by UNM's annual Spring 2026 Welcome Back Days, a series of events designed to help Lobos reconnect with campus life, discover involvement opportunities and build community at the start of the spring...

Following the Rio Grande Rivalry football game, University Stadium is ready to switch from a screaming, sold-out student section to silence—well, a silent disco. The new location will have students “running back” to Silent Lights this year. The event,...