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At a time when schools across the country are grappling with student disconnection, discipline disparities and rising conflict, one University of New Mexico educator is helping reframe what accountability, and even peace, can look like.

Annmarie Garcia Sheahan, Ph.D., spends her days as an assistant professor of secondary literary education within the College of Education and Human Sciences. But she spends her free time dancing with her troupe, BreakingEven. 

Too often, disability is treated as something to diagnose, manage or fix rather than a lived experience to understand in full. For Olivia Fadul, that gap is not abstract. It is personal, professional and urgent.

The University of New Mexico is celebrating a major culinary achievement as Campus Executive Chef Franco Lossio won the regional Aramark Culinary Excellence (ACE) Competition held at the University of Nevada-Las Vegas recently, earning his place at the...

In the basement level of Zimmerman library, voices of 20th-century New Mexicans echo through the halls. Community elders and leaders often speaking Spanish unique to the region share stories and wisdom on tape. 

UNM is in the final phase of preparations for the launch of LoboTime – UNM’s new modern, electronic timekeeping system – which is slated to go live on Feb. 21.  HR, Payroll, and IT have been working closely with college/school/division leadership, HR...

Four new Gerald W. May Outstanding Staff Award winners were honored recently by the UNM Staff Council. Established in 1990 through funds provided by UNM President Gerald W. May, the annual award honors outstanding staff members who have made significant...

Jessica Hermosillo, though she was a proud Lobo for just three years in her role as the University’s facility security officer, brought with her an impressive wealth of experience—spanning 22 years in the defense contracting field.

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.

Native American Studies Ph.D. candidate Allison Shaddox had never presented on her own research before participating in last year’s LoboBITES event. But afterwards, she said it made her a presenter.