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On Dec. 15, hundreds of Lobos will become new alumni as they cross their tassels on their mortarboards. Fall Graduation is a day for celebration and reflection, and it is fitting that this year’s Commencement speaker, Faith Roessel, will be asking...

November is American Indian Heritage Month and American Indian Student Services (AISS) is collaborating with Native American Studies and several chartered student organizations to celebrate on UNM campus. This event, hosted by BSE and the Native Student...

The invitation was simple, come experience the culture of the Southwest—learn about the people, traditional food and see the landscape that produces tumbleweeds. Twelve German educators from across Deutschland accepted the invite and boarded a plane....

For the first time ever, the Anderson School of Management hosts the All Pueblo Council of Governors meeting on Thursday, March 17 in the Jackson Student Center. UNM President Bob Frank will welcome the 23 Governors comprising the 2016 New Mexico ...

American Indian Student Services recently hosted S.T.A.R.S., or Special Thank you And Recognition from Students, where student nominate UNM faculty and staff and/or a tribal education student support provider for recognition. Those individuals mentor, ...

The University of New Mexico hosts a series of educational, social and cultural programs in recognition of American Indian Heritage Month throughout the month of November.UNM's American Indian Student Services (AISS), Native American Studies and other ...

By Lora Church, Senior Program Manager, ACL Teen CentersYouth, families and policy makers convened in To'Hajiilee for an Underage Drinking Town Hall to address youth substance abuse on the reservation.The Acoma-Canoncito-Laguna Teen Centers' Substance ...

*(Editor's Note: The book, "Contemporary Native American Architecture: cultural regeneration and creativity," by Carol Hershelle Krinsky, was published by Oxford University Press in 1996.)The UNM School of Architecture and Planning offers a new course ...

Fifteen Native American undergraduate students from across the country are spending a month this summer at the University of New Mexico School of Law. They are learning many aspects about the legal profession as part of the Native American Pre-law ...