Schools and Colleges

Across New Mexico, where rates of Type 2 Diabetes remain among the highest in the nation (approximately 1 in every 7 New Mexico adults lives with Type 2 Diabetes), researchers at the University of New Mexico (UNM) are working to answer a critical...

UNM Sociology and Criminology Distinguished Professor Lisa Broidy has been named as the next director of ADVANCE at UNM, effective July 1. Broidy will be the second director of the program, which is celebrating 10 years on campus this year. ADVANCE...

The University of New Mexico has created a new Immigration Working Group (IWG) to support students, faculty, and staff and strengthen the University’s role as a resource for communities across New Mexico.

This week on New Mexico in Focus, U.S. Rep. Teresa Leger Fernandez, D-NM, dropped by the studio before returning to Washington D.C. Host Nash Jones spoke with the congresswoman about the war in Iran and the position she and her Democratic colleagues are...

The American College of Environmental Lawyers (ACOEL) announced UNM School of Law Professor Cliff Villa was recently elected as a fellow of this prestigious organization. This distinction recognizes prominent practitioners from private practice,...

Scott Page didn’t plan on a career in banking — but leadership, adaptability and strategy ultimately led him there. Today, Page serves as regional president of Busey Bank, based in Champaign, Illinois. His path to executive leadership, however, began in...

The University of New Mexico’s Department of American Studies is proud to announce a cutting-edge new course for the fall 2026 semester called Bad Bunny: Fashion Revolutions. This course presents a unique opportunity to explore how cultural icons like...

At a time when schools across the country are grappling with student disconnection, discipline disparities and rising conflict, one University of New Mexico educator is helping reframe what accountability, and even peace, can look like.

A University of New Mexico international education advisor shares her holistic wellness practice and skills beyond campus to support Albuquerque’s immigrant community through trauma-informed, multilingual yoga classes. Helping each participant find a...

For many New Mexicans, accessing specialized healthcare can mean traveling hours for treatment. At The University of New Mexico, Project ECHO is changing that model by bringing expertise directly into communities across the state.