at its Johnson Space Center in Houston. A team of scientists extracted the core from its tube and will soon send samples to other teams across the country to study.

is the science co-lead for ANGSA and research scientist / professor at The University of New Mexico’s Institute of Meteoritics (IOM) and Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences (E&PS).

(right) from the Moon returned to Earth on Apollo 17. 

led by UNM's Charles "Chip" Shearer, fourth from right, is leveraging advanced technologies to study Apollo samples using new tools that were not available when the samples were originally returned to Earth.

It’s time to bundle up and save at the UNM Bookstores on Main and North Campus with its Veteran’s Day Sale now through Nov. 14. The sale features a buy one get one 50 percnt off on all winter wear. Eligible items include all coats, jackets, vests,...

The program is intended for students who hold a bachelor’s degree in any degree field.

For years, New Mexican children have felt the effects of a teacher shortage in our schools, but a recent partnership between The University of New Mexico and Albuquerque Public Schools is trying to close the gap. The program, Albuquerque Teacher...