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Each year, University Communication and Marketing (UCAM) curates a Year-in-Review that captures the stories shaping the University of New Mexico—from campus milestones to research making an impact. Below is a curated selection of UCAM Newsroom’s top...

In October 2023, The University of New Mexico initiated a safety and security update by distributing the Campus Safety Culture Survey to faculty, staff and students. Its goal was to gather the opinions and experiences of each on-campus...

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,...

For the fourth consecutive year, total enrollment is on the rise at The University of New Mexico, and for the sixth year in a row, first-year student registrations grew as well, according to data released for the fall 2025 semester. Total enrollment at...

UNM Associate Professor Myrriah Gómez and graduate students Sachi Barnaby (computer science) and Yoma Wilson (art) joined faculty and students from eight U.S. universities, as well as Catholic clergy, on a pilgrimage to Japan to commemorate the 80th...

Digital accessibility is no new practice for The University of New Mexico, and now a federal ruling is bringing positive change to public universities nationwide.

The Quantum Photonics and Quantum Technology (QPAQT) graduate program is entering its second successful year within The University of New Mexico’s Center for High Technology Materials (CHTM).

The University of New Mexico’s campus community came together on Wednesday to support our new incoming students after a tragic death on campus last week.

Maya Shamsid-Deen has a few titles - mother, teacher, and now, Doctor. A love for plants as a child grew into a decade-long academic career, crossing the finish line with her Ph.D. in Biology from The University of New Mexico in May.

A 30 kilowatt (kW) roof-mounted photovoltaic (PV) array on The University of New Mexico Student Union Building (SUB) was placed in service late in 2024, marking a milestone for a student-led effort to bring solar energy to the SUB. The Graduate and...