College of University Libraries & Learning Sciences

A campus delivery service launched as a pilot program in fall 2023 for the UNM Department of English Language and Literature, then located in the Humanities Building, has expanded to seven departments across five campus locations, with approximately 30...

For professors at a research university, proposal writing is a vital part of a tenure-track position. It can be extremely rewarding — setting an academic career on a trajectory of success. Yet there is also the realization that many proposals — despite...

The adored Cuddle a Canine event is set to take place on Thursday, Oct. 15, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the Cactus Garden outside Zimmerman Library, across from the Duck Pond. Hosted by University Libraries, this heartwarming initiative aims to provide...

The University of New Mexico has received a federal Open Textbook Grant for $1.55 million, recognizing its commitment to advancing education through Open Educational Resources (OER). With this grant funding, UNM will expand the New Mexico Open...

The University of New Mexico celebrates International Open Access Month, Oct. 1-31. The University Libraries, Health Sciences Library & Informatics Center, and the Law Library have collaborated to bring exciting, fun events throughout October that...

The University of New Mexico community came together recently to discuss a topic that has rapidly become omnipresent in today’s world — artificial intelligence.

This fall, the College of University Libraries and Learning Sciences is accepting proposals for its fourth annual Open Educational Resources Grant Program to support faculty, instructors and graduate students ready to harness the power of OER to...

The rapid expansion of artificial intelligence tools and technology is reshaping all aspects of life, including in higher education, impacting teaching, learning, research and administrative operations.

At Hispanic-Serving Institutions (HSIs), conversations about diversity often center on supporting Hispanic/Latine students. New research from scholars at UNM highlights an important and sometimes overlooked issue--the experiences of Black students at these universities.

A total of 22 educators — including faculty and graduate students — were honored April 8 at the annual UNM Teaching Excellence Awards.