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The sound of shrill whistles and chattering students float out of the Monte Vista Elementary School gym, meaning only one thing: race day for the teams and their balloon-powered cars. Mechanical engineering students at The University of New Mexico are...

For many people, the holiday season is a time for writing Christmas cards, singing festive songs and catching up with friends and family. But for people who have experienced a stroke or other brain injuries, these small tasks of writing, singing or speaking holiday cheer can take an enormous amount of effort.

A local community project gaining considerable steam on social media, is now sharing its stories on The University of New Mexico main campus. University Libraries is hosting an exhibit featuring the Humans of New Mexico project, with works on display in...

The University of New Mexico Alumni Association is inviting all full-time faculty and staff who are alumni to the annual Homecoming Faculty & Staff Luncheon from noon to 1 p.m. on Wednesday, Sept. 27 in the SUB Ballroom. This year, faculty and staff are...

In a world overrun with social media headlines, breaking news alerts and media sensationalism, it is easy to lose sight of the need for basic humanity.

It all started with Dan and Katherine Burrell’s idea. The local entrepreneurial couple wanted to help our state’s economy and the general welfare of the community by encouraging New Mexico’s most talented young to graduate, attend a flagship university,...

The Community Internship Collaboration (CIC) recently celebrated its fourth successful semester of matching UNM-Los Alamos (UNM-LA) and Los Alamos High School (LAHS) students with local business mentors. Thirteen student participants gathered in the...

Claudia Isaac, University of New Mexico associate professor in Community & Regional Planning (CRP) in the School of Architecture & Planning, has been selected to receive the 2nd Annual Community Engaged Research Lectureship Award by the Office of the...

The “Roaring Louies” captured the imagination of audience members as the 2017 Division of Student Affairs Fellows took the Louie Awards back in time. The reason for the trip was to honor outstanding employees in the Division by presenting them with...

The University of New Mexico School of Architecture & Planning’s Community and Regional Planning (CRP) program is holding “Teach Week: Sanctuary, A Rising Resistance Movement,” to open a conversation between faculty, students and the community. The...