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University of New Mexico Associate Professor of Anthropology, and curator of Human Osteology at the Maxwell Museum of Anthropology Heather Edgar has been appointed to the Native American Graves Protection and Reparation Act (NAGPRA) Review Committee ...

The UNM Anderson School of Management’s Executive & Professional Education Center (EPEC) recently launched a new degree program aimed at developing strong educational leaders in the state of New Mexico.

UNM Anderson alum Ann Rhoades was named a member of the initial list of 100 Influential Leaders of the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB). AACSB is the premier accreditation body for institutions offering undergraduate,...

Islamic studies scholar and founder of the first Islamic seminary in the U.S., Jihad Turk, explores the role of religious extremism and geopolitics in the rise of groups, such as ISIS on Monday, Nov. 9 at noon in Mitchell Hall, Room 102. The lecture is...

Nonprofit organizations organize art shows, and support veterans. They monitor drunk driving laws and protect children in dozens of ways. They assist the elderly and often crusade for change. New Mexico nonprofit organizations frequently fill the gaps...

Khaled Kassem, associate professor of mathematics at the University of New Mexico Valencia Campus and an adjunct faculty member at the Central New Mexico Community College will speak about the root causes of the Arab Spring. His lecture on Wednesday,...

Distinguished Professor of Distance Education and Instructional Technology in the Organization, Information and Learning Sciences Program at UNM Charlotte Nirmalani "Lani" Gunawardena presents a keynote address, titled "Culture and Online Learning:...

In an effort to consolidate university efforts with the national laboratories, Provost Chaouki Abdallah announced that Dean of the School of Engineering Joseph Cecchi has been appointed as the new associate provost for national laboratory relations.

Sami Shakir will present a talk on Islam and the Middle East and the history that shaped current events on Wed. Oct. 14 at noon in Communication & Journalism room 256.

Take a most unusual US-Mexico road trip with former farmer turned activist and Duke University Professor Charlie Thompson, author of "Border Odyssey: Travels along the US-Mexico Divide." He will share his story on Monday, Oct.19 at 3 p.m. in the Frank...