Schools and Colleges

A team from the UNM Organization, Information and Learning Sciences (OI&LS) program was recently recognized by a national research group. Gary Smith, Julie Sanchez and Audriana Stark were awarded the 2017 Robert J. Menges Award for Outstanding Research...

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 annual Parish Library Lecture series begins on Wed. Oct. 18, with the first of four lectures by University of New Mexico faculty presenting original research on socioeconomic issues. Additional lectures are scheduled for Oct. 25, Nov. 1 and Nov....

Students at The University of New Mexico are ensuring the history of organized labor in New Mexico is not forgotten, by preserving it for future generations to study. “Working People’s History of New Mexico is intended to gather stories of people who...

University Libraries is launching a scholarship to specifically recognize outstanding research efforts of undergraduate students from all disciplines. After receiving financial support from long-time library supporters Jim and Mary Lois Hulsman, library...

The Museum of Indian Arts and Culture is creating a new free online resource, making archives more accessible to students, families, researchers and communities.

The University of New Mexico Libraries provides the campus community and the state with a plethora of resources, services and educational tools. During the next few weeks, the libraries are holding several information sessions to educate the public on...

A new exhibit in Zimmerman Library tells the story of how University of New Mexico sports have developed, from the highs and lows of the earliest days to the present day.  The exhibit, which runs Tuesday, Sept. 5, through March 31, 2018, encompasses the...

A new lecture series is coming to the UNM Center for Southwest Research. People and Places will include free monthly lectures from August to December 2017, presented by researchers and experts from around the United States and the world. The lectures...

When thinking of The University of New Mexico, many envision the white stucco tower of Mesa Vista Hall or the sprawling main campus bleeding into UNM Hospital. But 165 miles north is a more unique and intriguing part of the UNM campus: the D.H. Lawrence Ranch.