College of Fine Arts
By Mary Beth King
February 28, 2021
In just over 40 hours of class time, under the direction of UNM alumnus and Hollywood director/writer/producer Brian Levant, a group of students from The University of New Mexico Film & Digital Arts department has created a half-hour network-style comedy...
February 15, 2021
As part of Black History Month presented by The University of New Mexico's African American Student Services, Department of Music Associate Professor Dr. Richard White presents a motivational talk on Thursday, Feb. 18 at 4 p.m.
A...
February 10, 2021
The UNM Department of Art is reminding students of an upcoming scholarship application deadline. The Native American Environmental Arts and Humanities Scholarship is an interdisciplinary award for Native American students across all UNM colleges who are...
February 07, 2021
As it celebrates its 60th anniversary, the Tamarind Institute focused on editions published during the past decade. Among those featured is a final impression by Dyani White Hawk called Understanding II, 2013. The four-color lithograph was printed with...
February 01, 2021
The City of Albuquerque is collaborating with the UNM's Tamarind Institute to create opportunities for several local artists. Five local artists have been selected to create lithographs through the project: Eric Garcia, Szu-Han Ho, Gabriela Hernandez,...
January 27, 2021
To mark Black History Month in February, the African American Student Services at The University of New Mexico has slated a series of virtual...
By Maggie Branch
December 11, 2020
Debbie Ellzey is graduating this fall at 52 years old. After a long career, she decided to further her education and ended up making a unique degree switch not long into her academic career.
“I went to nursing school because I was a single mom at 17, I...
By Mary Beth King
December 10, 2020
It was soon after her 30th birthday that Beth Glenn woke up one night and told herself “I have to do something different.” A fan of the series ‘Breaking Bad,’ which was filmed in New Mexico, she decided Albuquerque looked intriguing, so she packed up,...
By Marissa Lucero
December 08, 2020
She read three simple words, nothing more, “call for nurse,” but it was those three words printed on a sign that crept over her feet at the edge of her hospital bed that assured Robyn Rozelle she regained her eyesight. And in that the very moment she...
By Mary Beth King
December 07, 2020
When he was a senior at La Cueva High School in Albuquerque, Ian Hucke had major surgery to remove a mass from his brain due to a congenital condition. While still in rehabilitation, and not wanting to delay college, he made a deal with his parents:...
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