College of Arts & Sciences

Jingjing Wang, associate professor of economics and associate director of the Water Resources Program at The University of New Mexico, has been named a recipient of the 2025 NM EPSCoR Mentor Award.

For four years, the UNM’s Office of the Vice President for Research (OVPR) has been shining a spotlight on extraordinary research faculty who exemplify outstanding mentorship and collaboration with students throughout the academic year through the...

The Undergraduate Research, Arts & Design Network student ambassadors have been chosen for the new school year. URAD currently has four student ambassadors who are experienced undergraduate student researchers at UNM and are passionate about getting...

A research group in University College is providing first year University of New Mexico students the opportunity to get research experience. The Greenberg Research Group is led by its namesake Jake Greenberg who is a trained Ph.D. chemist.  

Hispanic Heritage Month celebrations continue at The University of New Mexico with Sabor y Sonido: A CCS Backyard Fiesta, scheduled for Tuesday, Oct. 7, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at 1829 Sigma Chi NE. Hosted by UNM’s Department of Chicana/o Studies in...

Hispanic Heritage Month kicked off on campus with the third Annual Lobos y Lowriders at Cornell Mall. Sponsored by the Department of Chicana/o Studies and the Student Activities Center, the event brought hundreds of students and community members...

Presidential Teaching Fellow Marissa Greenberg invites UNM faculty to explore the intersections of disability and academia through a series of conversations, beginning Monday, Sept. 29.

In a significant advance for the treatment of Alcohol Use Disorder (AUD), the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has formally recognized reductions in World Health Organization (WHO) Risk Drinking Levels (RDLs; a 5-category alcohol consumption...

The 4th annual New Mexico Economics Research Day, hosted by the University of New Mexico Department of Economics, was held recently featuring five research projects that have a direct impact on New Mexico.

The University of New Mexico’s Schwoebel Lab has received a $1.56 million award from the National Institutes of Health National Cancer Institute to develop a new X-ray system that could transform how breast cancer is detected.