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UNM researcher awarded Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation grant for intersectionality research on Latino Student Success in Higher Education  The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation has awarded $110,000 for a yearlong study on how universities employ...

During a ceremony Thursday afternoon in the Forum at Honors College, students, staff and faculty gathered to be presented with two certificates designating The University of New Mexico as an official Adobe Creative Campus.  Through a partnership between...

The recently re-organized basement in Parish Memorial Library is now a little brighter, thanks to a freshly unveiled mural on one of the walls.  “Arid, Mountainous and Roadrunner” was painted over the course of the summer by MFA student Robbin Lou...

At the beginning of this summer, close to a few-hundred would-be attorneys took the New Mexico Bar Exam with hopes of passing the rigorous test to become a licensed practitioner of law. The New Mexico Board of Bar Examiners (NMBBE) just released the...

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...

Incoming freshman will graduate faster without going to class thanks to a new Student Affairs and Academic Affairs partnership. College Enrichment Program (CEP) is spearheading an initiative to test hundreds of students this summer during New Student...

UNM ROTC Senior Student Success Specialist Brian Vineyard was recently honored by the Air Force ROTC Southwest Region with its University Civilian of the Quarter for the Southwest Region award. The Southwest Region covers 10 states from California to...

The residential College Assistance Migrant Program (CAMP) was established to identify, recruit, admit, and enroll migrant and seasonal farm worker students and provide them with academic, social, and financial support to enable the completion of their...

It was meant to be a simple project. When UNM Assistant Professor of Anthropology Emily Jones began working with graduate student Cyler Conrad they wanted to set up a trial project with a simple yes or no outcome. Conrad needed to learn how to work with...

How do you carry on business as usual while your physical environment is completely restructured around you? That’s what will happen at Anderson School of Management next January. Students and faculty both will see and feel the change when they are...