Schools and Colleges

Julian Vigil is a point of pride for the Lobo pack. The Chemical Engineering senior was just named as one of the elite Churchill Scholars. The Churchill Scholarship was set up at...

After a 2012 trip to Germany shed light on the history of her discipline, University of New Mexico Senior Lecturer Lisa Whalen knew she wanted to share a similar experience with her chemistry students. Now, more than four years later, Whalen, along with another UNM professor, is getting ready to take a group of undergrads to the other side of the world as part of a rare and unique learning experience.

With the demolition of the old west wing well underway, The University of New Mexico Anderson School of Management (ASM) recently broke ground on the new McKinnon Center for Management with dignitaries including ASM donor Ian McKinnon, Albuquerque Mayor...

This week UNM students, staff, faculty and members of the public can learn how to analyze the role of money in state politics from national trainers.

Author Patrick Greenough will be at the UNM Bookstore on Wednesday, Feb. 1 at 1 p.m. to sign copies of Student to Founder (Pdg Projects, 2016). This event is open to the public. Written by an experienced student and professional organization leader,...

The 2017 Lobo Triathlon, is a sprint distance race, perfect for the first time triathlete or seasoned competitor. The UNM Health Sciences Center has been providing a weekly training schedule designed to prepare interested participants for the Lobo Triathlon on Sunday, April 9.

University of New Mexico Press author Angela Morales’s debut essay collection, The Girls in My Town, has been named a finalist for PEN America’s 2017 PEN/Diamonstein-Spielvogel Award for the Art of the Essay. The award honors an outstanding book that...

In mid-February 2017, UNM will mail a Form 1095-C to benefits-eligible employees that details information about UNM medical coverage held or offered during 2016. The form is used to verify employee coverage each month that the employee was enrolled in...

Growing up in rural Ethiopia, in a village with no running water or electricity, University of New Mexico Assistant Professor Terefe Habteyes says he was always fascinated by light. Now, as a faculty member in UNM’s Department of Chemistry and Chemical Biology, his research into the interaction between light and material has earned him one of the most celebrated science awards for junior faculty in the nation.

International students at The University of New Mexico have been affected by the recent Executive Order signed by President Trump Friday, Jan. 27, 2017.  The Executive Order, which restricts visa issuance and entry to the United States for individuals...