has taken away one of central New Mexico’s most important tools for water management. Photo credit: Jenny Erickson, USBR

flow of the Rio Grande, storing water during high spring runoff to allow irrigation – and river flows – in late summer. Photo credit: Jenny Erickson, USBR

Victor Acosta, an associate professor in the Department of Physics and Astronomy at The University of New Mexico, was named a 2024 Experimental Physics Investigator by the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation and will receive a five-year $1.25 million...

Declining flows that have left the Rio Grande a tenuous brown ribbon through Albuquerque this summer are a reminder both of the impact of climate change, but also of our reliance on increasingly fragile water management infrastructure, according to a...

Alumni at The University of New Mexico are doing great things here in our state and beyond. Now, the UNM Alumni Association needs your help to recognize their incredible accomplishments and contributions. Nominations are open for the prestigious Alumni...

The University of New Mexico administration has officially adopted a new Asset Management Program (AMP), a comprehensive initiative to expand collaboration, transparency, and holistic management of The University lands and facility assets. This...