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An unpredictable picture of a future fueled by climate change is getting clearer with the help of The University of New Mexico and Department of Energy (DOE). Department of Mathematics & Statistics Professor Emerita Deborah Sulsky has just been awarded...

A free screening featuring the film, Stewart Udall: The Politics of Beauty will be shown at The University of New Mexico, followed by a panel discussion with the director, environmental faculty member Andreas Hernandez and journalist Laura Paskus, senior...

A swell of UNM student organizations are working together to properly honor the life and legacy of Muhammad Afzaal Hussain. Hussain, a beloved Pakistani immigrant, UNM alumnus, and hardworking civic leader was just 27-years-old when he was shot and...

The University of New Mexico College of Fine Arts has announced that the first Lydia Rede Madrid Endowed Scholarship has been awarded to Ellan Luna. Luna comes to UNM from Kentucky where she received her BFA in printmaking from the University of...

As part of this year’s general election, voters in New Mexico will have a number of bond issues to consider as they peruse the ballot including GO Bond 2 or the library bond. GO Bond 2 will provide approximately $19 million including $6 million each for...

The Student Union Building hosts its annual Pumpkin Carving Contest in the SUB Atrium, Monday, Oct. 31 from noon – 2 p.m. Pumpkins will be judged on most creative, cutest, scariest, and audience favorite. Prizes will be awarded for first place in each...

The UNM College of Education and Human Sciences is playing a role in ensuring school counselors care for every student compassionately and equally, no matter what. Associate Dean Kristopher Goodrich is heading the charge, in creating and modifying...

William Pockman, professor of Biology at The University of New Mexico, has received a grant from the Department of Energy for $999,990 for a research project titled Empirical measurements and model representation of hydraulic redistribution as a control...

The onset of COVID-19 crashed many parties. One of those celebrations was the ribbon-cutting and grand opening of the new STEM-H (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math and Health) building on Klauer campus, which would’ve happened a couple of years ago...

The UNM School of Law has launched its first ever Border Justice Fellowship Program, a key component of the school’s Border Justice Initiative focused on ensuring the legal system’s just treatment of immigrants at the U.S. southern border.  Jorge...