UNM classes will resume on Jan. 21, 2020. Have a safe, happy and restful holiday, Lobos!

such as the turkey vulture (shown here), American kestrel and prairie falcon are a few of the bird species that have declined in the Mojave desert due to climate change.

eyes prey from its perch on tree branch.

Students from schools across the state asked questions. 

Kids and adults alike were in awe as the Space Station crew said hello to The University of New Mexico.

More than 600 chairs were placed in UNM SUB Ballrooms A, B and C – and almost all the seats were filled. 

Everyday scientists uncover many negative attributes associated with climate change. As temperatures continue to rise, the effects are subtle in some cases and more dramatic in others. New research conducted by scientists at The University of New Mexico...

As a part of The University of New Mexico’s efforts to broaden and deepen efforts to prevent sexual misconduct on and around campus, UNM will be hosting a regional discussion with the Department of the Navy titled “A Regional Discussion on Sexual Assault...