News Archive

Each year, University Communication and Marketing (UCAM) curates a Year-in-Review that captures the stories shaping the University of New Mexico—from campus milestones to research making an impact. Below is a curated selection of UCAM Newsroom’s top...

University of New Mexico students Mia Dragone and Elijah Cage got an opportunity that few undergraduate students do  when they presented before the Albuquerque Bar Association as part of a continuing law education discussion.

After graduating from The University of New Mexico with MFA from the College of Fine Arts in 2022, Kerry Cottle relocated to Sacramento, Calif. where she has continued to expand her studio practice while teaching and engaging with local arts...

University of New Mexico architecture professor Chris Cornelius was honored with induction into the National Academy, the leading honorary society for visual arts and architecture in the United States. 

Between Dec. 24 and Jan. 2, UNM Facility Services, in collaboration with Lobo Energy, Inc., will implement its Winter Break Setback Program, a temperature reduction initiative in unoccupied spaces across UNM’s campuses.

The UNM Department of Art has recognized undergraduate student Chelsea Snow as the recipient of the Reggie Behl Award. The award includes a $1,000 cash prize and is presented annually to a student whose drawing portfolio demonstrates exceptional skill,...

UNM-Taos came together in the glow of nearly 500 farolitos for our Second Annual Illuminando Nuestros Caminos (Illuminating Our Paths) celebration recently—an evening dedicated to honoring community, culture, and tradition. Students, staff, and...

The Alza Council recently hosted the Celebration of Inclusive Excellence and Luminaria awards to honor Lobos who light the way toward a more connected, compassionate, and empowered UNM community, values that are at the heart of UNM’s mission.

Lithography printers use more black ink than any other color during the printing process. So, when the global industry faced a critical shortage and black ink supplies were rapidly decreasing at print houses worldwide, Brandon Gunn, UNM Tamarind...

Preparing to retire after 35 years at The University of New Mexico, Jim Todd, known by many as JT, director of Recreational Services, has built his decades-long career with patience and a belief in second chances.