Honors College

Startling new research by a team of professors from The University of New Mexico revealed that many UNM students may not be getting their food and housing needs met. This week, the UNM Basic Needs Project released its 2020 research report Basic Needs...

Many people understand the environment as a force of nature that cannot favor or disfavor different populations. However, similar to all things on Earth, the environment is subject to human influences. Unfortunately, these influences often tend to lower...

Marygold Walsh-Dilley, an associate professor in the Honors College at The University of New Mexico, is currently leading a study to determine the patterns of food insecurity among students at UNM with her co-PI Sarita Cargas (Honors College)...

Two associate professors within the Honors College at The University of New Mexico collaborated on a public art display that’s showcased in Downtown Albuquerque. "We’re anticipating the moment we will be back, immersed in our communities..." - Megan...

The COVID-19 quarantine is not stopping The University of New Mexico students from pursuing and presenting their research. Dozens of students submitted poster and oral presentations to the online version of the 2020 Undergraduate Research Opportunity...

Limina: UNM Nonfiction Review is the new name of the recently unveiled 32nd volume of the annual publication originally entitled Best Student Essays. The name has been changed to better reflect the content. “We decided to change the name because we feel...

Three current Ph.D. students and two recent graduates from The University of New Mexico have been selected for the prestigious Fulbright Awards this year. The 2020 awardees from UNM are Carter Barnwell, Laura Steele, Martin Watkins, Jacqueline Hirsh...

The Udall Foundation recently announced the 2020 Udall Scholars and three students from The University of New Mexico were recognized.  Jakeem Paul was awarded the scholarship, and is one of fifty-five scholars selected from 429 applicants...

University of New Mexico Professor Emerita Helen Damico, who founded the school’s Institute for Medieval Studies, died April 14 from complications arising from COVID-19. Damico also established the Institute’s popular annual Medieval Spring Lecture...

Every year a group of dedicated students enrolled in The University of New Mexico Honors College publish a magazine filled with collected works from around the western region of the U.S. It's called, "Scribendi." Scribendi means "those which must be...