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The University of New Mexico’s fraternity and sorority community raised a record-breaking $57,000 for Storehouse New Mexico during Greek Week 2026, more than doubling fundraising totals from previous years.

The University of New Mexico has received the largest philanthropic gift from an individual or couple in its 135-year history. A $30 million commitment from Gail and Jim Ellis will transform the University’s business school, expand...

Malia Dumlao’s college experience took an unexpected turn, leading her from the track & field all the way to the sidelines of an NFL stadium. She is living proof that nothing is out of reach — if you’re willing to try.

The University of New Mexico hosts Bike to UNM Day on Wednesday, May 6, encouraging students, faculty and staff to ride their bikes to campus as part of an annual celebration of active and sustainable transportation.

The University of New Mexico-Gallup hosted the 2026 Statewide Diversity Summit April 17-18, bringing together higher education partners from around the Land of Enchantment to engage in open dialogue about diversity related topics.]

As a well-connected chemistry professor and special assistant to the dean of the College of Arts and Sciences at UNM in the mid 2010s, Julia Fulghum noticed several concerning trends with faculty across campus. Support for faculty going through the promotion and tenure process was tepid, and the process was seen by many as unclear.

The University of New Mexico hosts Tech Days 2026, Wednesday and Thursday, April 29-30, bringing faculty, staff and students together to explore emerging technologies through presentations, discussions and hands-on demonstrations.

Distinguished Professor Edl Schamiloglu has been an example of research excellence at The University of New Mexico for nearly four decades, serving not only as a dedicated faculty member and researcher but also as a mentor to countless students,...

A team of faculty and students from The University of New Mexico-Valencia Campus recently brought a unique approach to teaching and learning to an international stage.

Craig Reeves never planned to go to college — let alone spend more than three decades leading a bank. Reeves grew up on a ranch in Clayton, New Mexico, where college was not part of the conversation. One hot summer day, while building a fence with a...