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University of New Mexico Provost Chaouki Abdallah has announced three finalists for the position of Senior Vice Provost. The finalists include: Melissa Bokovoy, Jay Parkes and Richard Wood. Finalist interviews will include open forums and meetings for...

Her path to leadership wasn’t intentional, but her decisions as a leader have been deliberate. Garnett S. Stokes was a psychology professor who wanted better for her department, when no one stepped-in to help, she stepped-up. Now decades later, she’s the...

The campus community at The University of New Mexico is invited to a Meet & Greet featuring incoming President Garnett S. Stokes Thursday, March 1 from 10 to 10:45 a.m. in the Atrium at the Student Union Building (SUB). Stokes will be introduced by...

New Mexico racing legend Bobby Unser is attributed with saying that “Success is where preparation and opportunity meet.” This maxim aptly captures the administrative strength of David W. Harris. After nearly 14 years at the helm of The University of New...

The University of New Mexico Board of Regents has unanimously selected Garnett S. Stokes as its 22nd president. Stokes, 61, will succeed Interim President Chaouki Abdallah, who has served in the role since the beginning of 2017. Stokes will take office...

The compassion and generosity of American people is never more evident than during and after a disaster. Similarly, students, staff and faculty at The University of New Mexico show that compassion and generosity in times of need. It is individuals,...

The University of New Mexico has scheduled its next campus town halls including main campus and the Health Sciences Center on north campus. The main campus town hall is scheduled for Thursday, Sept. 7, in SUB Ballroom C, while the north campus town hall...

University of New Mexico Interim Provost Craig White and Health Sciences Center Chancellor Paul Roth announced the promotion of six faculty to the rank of Distinguished Professor. They include: Mark Burge, Ke Jian “Jim” Liu, Kurt Nolte, Anil Prinja, Jim...

The University of New Mexico Board of Regents has unanimously approved a nearly $3 billion FY 2017-18 consolidated budget for main campus, the health science center and the branch campuses. The total $834 million operating and capital budget plan for...

The University of New Mexico Board of Regents has approved a budget that includes cost cutting measures, a continued hiring freeze, consolidation efforts and no tuition increase for students taking lower level classes. Students taking upper division classes will see a $18 per hour increase on those credit hours, and all students will be paying an additional $100 a semester in fees, as previously approved by students to pay for construction projects on campus.