With registration right around the corner, it's time for staff to start thinking about what classes they want to take during the summer and fall.  The Staff Council Student Success Committee is hosting the bi-annual Staff as Students event on April 8...

Larisa Dmitrieva is still growing into life as Julia Lambright, an emancipation of sorts from a difficult past. She grew up in a Moscow orphanage during Soviet Russia, where she felt the stark contrast between life inside and outside the orphanage walls....

Hongyou Fan, a professor in the Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering at The University of New Mexico, has been selected for the 2019 Mid-Career Researcher Award by the Materials Research Society. This award recognizes exceptional...

Four finalists for the position of Vice President of Equity and Inclusion have been announced.  The finalists are: Nancy Lopez, Daryl Joji Maeda, Christine Zuni-Cruz and Assata Zerai. These finalists will be meeting with various groups on campus and will...

Jon Golla documents measurements taken in the Valles Caldera as part of his research titled "Surface Water Implication of Valles Caldera Geothermal Fluids on Jemez Watershed."

 

 

Water from underground hot springs at Soda Dam in Jemez Springs, N.M. has flowed for centuries at Soda Dam creating a buildup of mineral deposits that has formed a unique and spectacular natural dam that blocks the Jemez River.

University of New Mexico graduate student Jon Golla conducts his research along the Jemez River in the natural laboratory of the Valles Caldera located in northern New Mexico. His scientific interests stem from an unfamiliarity with potable water during...

The Museum of Southwestern Biology hosts The Science of Biodiversity in the CERIA Building on Sunday, March 31 from 2-5 p.m. The Science of Biodiversity is an open-collections event that is free and open to the public. The Museum of Southwestern Biology...

John Golla conductiing research in the Valles Caldera.