Announcements

In 2023, professors Jennifer Tucker, community and regional planning, and Andreas Hernandez, sustainability studies, partnered with the community organization People’s Budget to design a participatory budgeting (PB) process for Albuquerque.

The Department of Theatre and Dance would like to congratulate costume designer and UNM faculty member Sara Curran Ice on her acceptance to the 2026 International Organization of Scenographers, Theatre Architects and...

The University of New Mexico is well-known for research and scholarship that has tangible, positive impacts in the community. And now it has gained a renewed national credential that further demonstrates how it is making a difference.

Over the past five years, Ellen Fisher has championed the phrase “Research is Education” in her role as vice president for research at The University of New Mexico.

UNM students are taking the lead in reimagining campus safety and mobility through LoboLift — a revitalized, student‑driven program offering free, peer‑to‑peer, on‑demand rides after dark on UNM’s central campus.

Taos, N.M. — After months of planning, collaboration, and creative energy, UNM-Taos is proud to announce the launch of its redesigned website—now more user-friendly, accessible, and mobile-ready than ever before. The new website features an enhanced...

The University of New Mexico has launched a national search for its next Vice President and Director of Athletics.

When the Second Session of the 57th New Mexico Legislature begins on Tuesday, Jan. 20, legislators and the executive branch will face difficult decisions on how to invest in New Mexico during the 30-day session, given revenue projections that have been...

Over the past 18 months, The University of New Mexico’s Bureau of Business and Economic Research (UNM BBER), commissioned by and working in partnership with the City of Albuquerque’s Department of Arts & Culture, has completed a comprehensive study of...

“I got tired of being a statistic of those without a degree,” says Vicente Fernandez. So, after more than four decades of military service and a lifetime rooted in the rural communities of northern New Mexico, Fernandez decided it was finally time to...