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GALLUP, N.M. — During the 2026 General Election, New Mexico voters will be asked whether to approve a general obligation bond to fund higher education projects around the state, including $3 million for the renovation of Calvin Hall Center at The...

On Sept. 19, the second annual New Mexico Math Meet (NM^3) took place at the Science and Math Learning Center (SMLC) here at The University of New Mexico. This year there were 27 teams totaling 100 middle schoolers from Albuquerque, Los Alamos and Las...

Join Lobos across The University for an evening of back-to-back celebrations beginning with UNM's annual PI reception followed by the annual Community Engaged Research Lecture (CERL) with UNM Distinguished Professor Steven Walsh. Both events will be...

Earth may have produced much of its water during the planet’s formation, as rocky pebbles reacted with the hydrogen-rich atmosphere surrounding the young planet, according to new research published in Nature Geoscience. The findings offer a potential...

TAOS, NEW MEXICO – Taos Pueblo Hall is one of the most utilized instructional buildings on the UNM-Taos campus supporting a broad range of academic and workforce-focused programs. However, the facility needs critical infrastructure upgrades and this...

The University of New Mexico Foundation announced a $5.7 million commitment from UNM School of Law alumni Curtis Huff ('82) and Lori Gallagher ('84), the largest gift in the School of Law's history. The investment will establish the Theodore Parnall...

The University of New Mexico Honors College Dean Naomi Yavneh Klos has been selected for the National Collegiate Honors Council’s (NCHC) 2026 Class of Fellows. This distinction recognizes sustained contributions to honors teaching, learning, scholarship,...

October is national Domestic Violence Awareness Month, and here at The University of New Mexico, the Women’s Resource Center is partnering with Popejoy Hall to bring the national campaign to the campus. 

Lobo faculty, staff, students, and members of our community are invited to campus Nov. 2-6 as UNM celebrates its 2026 Research and Discovery Week (R&D Week). A variety of exhibitions, workshops, lectures, and other activities will be open to the public...

What did Earth's first animals look like? How did they move, feed, and interact with their environments? And what can fossils more than half a billion years old tell us about the origins of the complex life we see today? These questions will take center...