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Each year poison centers from around the country manage numerous exposure cases involving Halloween-related materials, such as glow sticks, special cosmetics and candy. The New Mexico Poison and Drug Information Center is sharing simple precautions that...

An event that started out as a simple idea to promote campus safety at The University of New Mexico has grown into a week of events designed to provide information, and promote resources and tools for a safer campus. This year, UNM hosts its third...

University Libraries are reminding the campus community to remain watchful, particularly when out late studying during library extended hours – which start later this week. “Although we are an urban campus and open to the community, people must still...

Following the many concerns expressed to the president’s office and University constituent leaders regarding UNM’s response to an incident in mid-February involving a man brandishing a weapon at separate locations near to and on campus, President Chaouki...

Safety has been and continues to be of the utmost concern to The University of New Mexico. Annually, the UNM Security and Fire Safety Report offers a glimpse into overall issues faced by the Lobo community. The report is an opportunity to review crimes...

September is National Campus Safety Awareness Month across the United States. With that in mind, The University of New Mexico hosts its second annual Safety Week, Sept. 18-22, featuring a weeklong schedule of events designed to promote campus...

The University of New Mexico's main campus has been impacted by many construction projects both by the City of Albuquerque and UNM’s large building projects. Construction often changes the vehicle traffic flow and pedestrian routes that commuters have...

Students are now two weeks into the 2017 fall semester, and it’s that point in time where they need to be aware of certain deadlines and services that can affect their success. The University of New Mexico has a myriad of resources out there that can...

Two professors in the Department of Civil Engineering at The University of New Mexico have received nearly $100,000 from the National Academy of Sciences that will fund work to make railroad bridges safer through the use of drones and lasers.

The University of New Mexico Police Department presents Staying Safe on Campus: A Workshop for Students on Environmental Awareness & Safety on Thursday, Nov. 17 from 3 to 5 p.m. in the Student Union Building Atrium.