Schools and Colleges

The University of New Mexico Bookstores is kicking off another year of Game Day Fridays, a long-standing tradition that has united the Lobo community and helped to build school spirit for more than 20 years.

A National Science Foundation grant has significantly expanded the Center for High Technology Materials (CHTM)'s outreach in the New Mexico community, including summer camps, exhibits, and an internship program.

The University of New Mexico’s Asian American and Pacific Islander Resource Center has announced its grand opening at its new location, along with its annual welcome back lu’au. The dual event will be held Wednesday, Sept. 3, from noon - 2 p.m. on the...

LoboBITES are three-minute presentations on a thesis, dissertation, or other substantial research project or scholarly activity.

This year’s Fall Undergraduate Research Scholarship awardees have been chosen. Four University of New Mexico students are supported in their pursuit of research with a UNM faculty member. Winners are given a $500 departmental award. 

Yu-Lin Shen, longtime chair of the Department of Mechanical Engineering, has stepped down from the position after 9 years. Shen returned to the faculty as a professor in July and reflected on his time as chair and his insights on leadership in...

In the New Mexico Intimate Partner Violence Death Review Team’s 2025 Annual Report, the study looked at 26 cases of intimate partner violence in 2021 that resulted in death. It examines each incident and demographics, such as the relationship between the inmate partner pair and contact with services.

The College of University Libraries and Learning Sciences (CULLS) announces that Stephanie Moore and Victor Law have been selected as fellows of Microsoft's inaugural AI Economy Institute.    This prestigious fellowship recognizes their contributions...

The initiative will build a national-level, fully open AI ecosystem to drive scientific discovery through AI and, in doing so, will also advance the science of AI itself.

On a busy day along Albuquerque’s Central Avenue—the city’s storied but troubled corridor that runs directly alongside The University of New Mexico—students stream between classes, buses, restaurants, and dorms.