The Office of University Advisement will soon have a new name. Beginning Friday, Dec. 1, an official launch implementing the name change to Office of Advising Strategies (OAS) begin. “The change in name will provide clarification to our purpose and whom...

For over five decades ASUNM has hosted an annual Craft Fair at the University. This year’s fair is underway in the Student Union Building ballrooms from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. The last day of the Fair is Friday, Dec. 1. Peruse the over 70 talented arts and...

The Graduate Student Art Association (GAA) at The University of New Mexico hosts its annual Silent Art Auction, Friday, Dec. 1. from 6 to 9 p.m. at the CFA Downtown Gallery, located at 113 Fourth St. N.W. The auction and raffle will feature art work from...

This week on New Mexico in Focus (NMiF), correspondent Russell Contreras interviews former U.S. Sen. Fred Harris. The Corrales, N.M. resident, was the U.S. senator for Oklahoma from 1964 to 1973 and was appointed by President Lyndon Johnson to...

Of the 21 mammal species studied, many were primates and rodents. 

Evolutionary anthropologist at The University of New Mexico found prenatal maternal stress early in gestation causes the fetus to be entirely reprogrammed to deal with a reduced life expectancy. The baby switches to an accelerated pace of life and grows and matures faster than normal. 

"Prenatal stress affects offspring in two different ways depending on the timing of the stressor during pregnancy."

A Celebration of Life is being held for the late University Registrar Alexander González on Monday, Dec. 11 at 5:30 p.m. in the Student Union Building, ballrooms A & B. The public is invited to join friends and family members remember the lifelong Lobo...