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On a sunny afternoon, Oct. 19, The University of New Mexico’s School of Architecture and Planning (SA+P) marked a significant milestone with a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the newly renovated Predock Center for...

A team of researchers at The University of New Mexico has uncovered how a peculiar, prehistoric plant might unlock new ways to reconstruct Earth's ancient climate. Led by UNM Earth and Planetary Sciences Professor Zachary Sharp, the study published in...

Come see what the University of New Mexico School of Engineering has to offer! Future students and the public are invited to attend the annual Engineering Open House, Nov. 8.

The University of New Mexico has released its first comprehensive Sustainability Plan, setting a clear course to reduce the University’s environmental footprint while building a culture of sustainability across campus. The five-year plan is a...

The most recent edition of Scribendi, a student-made national literary and fine arts magazine based at The University of New Mexico Honors College, was recently announced as a winner of the Associated Collegiate Press’ 2025 Pacemaker award. This national...

The University of New Mexico (UNM) is one of eight institutions featured in a new exhibit at the Albuquerque International Sunport that celebrates and puts on the map the state’s higher education landscape. The inaugural “Knowledge Concourse,” unveiled...

As presidential administrations change, so too does the way America’s largest companies talk about themselves. A new study led by researchers at The University of New Mexico examines how corporate leaders adjust their messaging about company culture...

The University of New Mexico’s Compliance, Ethics & Equal Opportunity (CEEO) office will host Compliance Week from Nov. 3–7, joining a national initiative that highlights the importance of ethics, accountability, and doing the right thing—even when no...

In his second year as a graduate student in the Public Archaeology master’s program at The University of New Mexico, James Chaves has already achieved what many researchers strive for – earning a prestigious Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute...

Writer and geographer Caroline Tracey will visit The University of New Mexico next month to give a lecture that explores the religious and historical roots of humanitarian work along the U.S.–Mexico border.