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May 27, 2025
A perfect score, The University of New Mexico School of Law's Natural Resources and Environmental Law (NREL) program earned an A+ rating from the National Jurist’s PreLaw Magazine this spring.
By Tracy Wenzl
May 15, 2025
The University of New Mexico Grand Challenges program announces the addition of six new dynamic teams. The newly formed cohort of innovative teams has been competitively selected to embark on the exciting journey of the Grand Challenges Level 1 program...
By Carly Bowling
May 06, 2025
The University of New Mexico School of Engineering’s American Society of Mechanical Engineers chapter won first place in the 2025 IAM3D Challenge drone competition in St. Louis last weekend.
The IAM3D Challenge drone competition requires students to 3D...
April 08, 2025
Ross and Rachel met in a coffee shop. Harry met Sally on a cross-country drive. Today, most couples meet… by swiping right.
Rom-com meetings might live rent-free in our heads, but according to University of New Mexico sociology professor Reuben Thomas,...
By Alexa Skonieski
April 02, 2025
The University of New Mexico's Center for Applied Research and Analysis (CARA) is conducting a 22-year-long randomized controlled trial on a home visiting program within CommonSpirit St. Joseph's Children to study whether it's benefiting New Mexico families or not.
By Dani Rae Wascher
March 30, 2025
Apple TV’s hit show Severance portrays a dystopian world in which employees undergo a procedure that separates their work and personal lives, erasing all memories of one from the other. This separation means that employees cannot recall their personal...
March 26, 2025
Women across the U.S. have honored women’s contributions to society every March since Women’s History Month became nationally recognized in 1980.
At The University of New Mexico, the Women’s Resource Center (WRC) has been ahead of its time, leading...
By Izabella Kubiak
March 25, 2025
In the latest episode of It’s (Probably) Not Rocket Science (IPNRS), “Keeping up with Artificial Intelligence,” Lobos at The University of New Mexico explores the growing presence of artificial intelligence in daily life. From smartphones to...
By Izabella Kubiak
March 11, 2025
Drunk driving is a national problem, but in New Mexico, it’s even worse. The state ranks among the top five in the country for alcohol-related fatalities.
So, what’s the solution? In the latest episode of It’s Probably Not Rocket Science, titled, “How a...
March 06, 2025
It was 45 years ago in 1980 when Women’s History Month became national recognition forged by a group of women’s organizations from around the country who petitioned President Jimmy Carter for the recognition and won.
According to the National Women's...
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