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University of New Mexico faculty, staff, students and health professionals are volunteering to use their research skills to gather the latest info in COVID-19 research to share with the governor’s office to help guide decision-making in the...

Now that the fall semester is running smoothly, UNM staff are being provided with some opportunities to learn more about the Staff as Students initiative. Staff as Students is a Staff Council initiative that helps UNM employees register for classes and...

The UNM Action Collaborative for Preventing Sexual Harassment in Higher Education, a local facet of the National Academies for Science, Engineering, and Medicine, is offering several upcoming opportunities for the campus community to examine how to...

With the COVID-19 virus trends heading in a “concerning direction,” The University of New Mexico announced today that it will not host an in-person graduation this fall, instead opting for a virtual ceremony once again due to the ongoing pandemic. UNM...

The University of New Mexico has announced 2021-22 scholarship opportunities for new students. Scholarship awards for incoming first-year and transfer students are extensive and are intended to reward students’ academic achievements. There is no ACT or...

The UNM Bookstores will be adjusting store hours at the main campus and north campus Medical/Legal Bookstore starting October 5. The Bookstore has continually monitored the State’s public health guidelines and University’s needs to determine the most...

It’s called PAÍS, a Spanish name meaning country or nation. It is a reflection of The University of New Mexico’s commitment to share research and space while recognizing UNM as a Carnegie I research and Hispanic-serving institution. It’s also UNM’s...

The 2020 UNM Gives United Way campaign begins Thursday, Oct. 1, and this year, maybe more than ever, critical needs across a variety of areas are being highlighted due to a worldwide pandemic. BOX Salsa Showdown - UNM’s campaign will once again have a...

The College of Nursing and the College of Population Health at The University of New Mexico are operating out of cramped quarters. In fact, the College of Nursing is growing so rapidly that it doesn’t have space to train all of the prospective nurses who...

Students on campus may have encountered a change in their visual surroundings recently when crossing Smith Plaza or walking by the McKinnon Center for Management. On the north side of Zimmerman Library, a whimsical large-scale sculpture titled Stone,...