College of University Libraries & Learning Sciences

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.

A University of New Mexico faculty member is leading an international organization aimed at connecting higher education institutions to Latin American studies resources.

In appreciation of UNM employees, Interim President Abdallah approved Monday, July 3, 2017 as a holiday. As a result, all University Libraries on main campus will be closed from Sunday, July 2 through July 4 so employees may take advantage of the...

UNM University Libraries is hosts world-renown UFO investigator David Marler as the guest speaker at its annual Willard Lecture Series. His lecture, titled “UFOS at UNM: A skeptical believer presents his research,” is Wednesday, May 31 at 6:30 p.m. in...

After receiving a kidney transplant at UNMH, Kim Wagner says UNM felt like family. She was able to use The University's online learning programs to complete her degree, despite being in and out of the hospital over the...

Celebrate Earth Day by improving access to information on natural resources and environmental issues in New Mexico. Outdoor enthusiasts and computer aficionados are invited to help create and enhance webpages at a Wikipedia Edit-a-thon. Centennial...

UNM Zimmerman Library, Agora Crisis Center, NAMI UNM (an on-campus affiliate of National Alliance on Mental Illness) and Compassionate Touch Network are partnering to bring a unique photo exhibit to the Albuquerque community...

Experience virtual reality and see the high tech new equipment coming to Centennial Library during an open house this week. The library is introducing two new working and collaboration spaces. During the open house, visitors will be able to see...

History is full of remarkable women; but one whose papers are on display at UNM literally took women's achievement to a new height.  Nicknamed "The Flying Schoolgirl," Katherine Stinson was one of the most famous names in early aviation. Many...

Alfonso Domingo will discuss his book La Balada de Billy el Nino on Tuesday, May 3 at 12 p.m. in the Frank Waters Room 105 at Zimmerman Library. The lecture will be in Spanish. He will be introduced by Professor Emeritus Enrique Lamadrid in the UNM...