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Sarah Hernandez (Sicangu Lakota), associate professor of Native American Literature and director of the Institute for American Indian Research at The University of New Mexico, has been awarded a $150,000 grant from the Henry Luce Foundation’s Indigenous...

Presidential Teaching Fellow Marissa Greenberg invites UNM faculty to explore the intersections of disability and academia through a series of conversations, beginning Monday, Sept. 29.

As the leadership of the Office of Academic Affairs transitions in July, two faculty will be joining its leadership in new interim roles. Rebecca Sánchez, currently associate dean for equity, inclusion and faculty affairs in the College of Education and...

The ceremony was intimate and brief, yet rich with tradition and meaning. On a wintry spring afternoon on April 19, students and family members joined faculty (who donned full academic regalia) in the warm setting of Bobo Room in Hodgin Hall for an...

University of New Mexico Associate Professor of English Marissa Greenberg, Ph.D., recently received the  Barbara Hodgdon Award from the Shakespeare Association of America for her article about Shakespeare and activism.   This inaugural award recognizes...

The University of New Mexico Office of the President has announced the recipients of the 15th annual Sarah Belle Brown Community Service Award. This prestigious award first recognized Lobos in 2009 and has since celebrated the efforts of outstanding...

Sarah Hernandez, associate professor in the Department of English Language and Literature, was awarded honorable mention for the Modern Language Association (MLA) Publication Awards. The MLA is the premier national association for scholars of...

Two faculty members in the College of Arts and Sciences at The University of New Mexico have been awarded research grants from the 2025 National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) program.  Carmen Nocentelli, associate professor of English and...

Four undergraduates at The University of New Mexico have been chosen to receive the Undergraduate Research Scholarship for Spring 2025. The scholarship, presented by the Undergraduate Research, Arts and Design Network (URAD) is intended to support...

The story of La Llorona is an ancient one imbedded in the folklore of Latin America and New Mexico. There are many variations on the theme but, basically, it’s a tragic tale of the ghost of a grieving woman roaming rivers, lakes, or acequias seeking her...