Schools and Colleges

University of New Mexico alumna Molly Beer is bringing new depth and historical clarity to a familiar Revolutionary War figure in her debut biography, Angelica.

University of New Mexico President Garnett S. Stokes today announced the appointment of Ryan Berryman as Vice President and Director of Athletics, removing the interim tag from the role he has held since January 1, 2026.

This week on New Mexico in Focus, Host Nash Jones sits down for a conversation with the new leaders of the Albuquerque area's two legislative bodies: Albuquerque City Council President Klarissa Peña and Bernalillo County Commission Chair Adriann Barboa....

UNM celebrates Women’s History Month  Women’s History Month was officially designated in 1987 as a monthlong celebration recognizing the many contributions of women to society. Contributions that have often been overlooked in history books and other...

The University of New Mexico is accepting applications for the 2026 Clauvé Outstanding Senior Award, which recognizes exceptional undergraduate seniors who demonstrate strong academic performance and meaningful contributions to the campus community...

Does 70 degrees in February sound right? Albuquerque residents experienced just that this past week, part of what is shaping up to be one of the warmest and driest winter stretches in state history.

Nasir Ahmed, a University of New Mexico alumnus and professor emeritus, has been selected to the National Academy of Engineering’s class of 2026 for his work inventing the discrete cosine transform, which is the data compression format that serves as the basis for most digital media standards.

For University of New Mexico linguist Erin Wilkinson, studying sign language is not just about communication. It is about understanding human diversity, history and resilience.

Britten Ratcliff, an undergraduate student at the Anderson School of Management, has been appointed by Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham to serve on the New Mexico Public Accountancy Board. Britten will represent the public on the board for the next three...

A new hair shop has found a home on UNM’s campus. But more than simply a place to do hair, this shop carries the legacy of Black New Mexicans working to create a designated space for culture, care, and connection.