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The University of New Mexico’s Assistant Professor Marisa Repasch has been awarded the 2025 Early Career TUNDRA Award—short for Toolik Userdays for Naturally Developing Research Abilities—in recognition of her promising field-based research in Arctic...

On Friday, Aug. 1, UNM leaders briefed the community and media on campus safety and ongoing efforts to enhance security on its campuses and in its campus facilities. 

With ropes, notebooks, and a shared mission, two UNM professors have turned passion into purpose—developing new rock-climbing routes in the Sandias and publishing a guidebook to benefit mountain rescue teams and outdoor access across the state. Dr....

Did you know UNM faculty and staff can enjoy exclusive savings on the 2025–2026 Popejoy Presents season? 

For many families in New Mexico, finding early childhood healthcare in their native language isn’t just difficult—it’s often out of reach. This language gap can be especially critical when it comes to children with autism or developmental delays, where...

Getting back in the swing of the academic year can be a challenge after a summer hiatus. Fortunately for UNM instructors, the Center for Teaching and Learning is here to help.   Get Set Reset will be held Aug. 13 from 9 a.m. to 3:45 p.m., with virtual...

The Office of the University Secretary seeks volunteers to assist with the 2025 First-Year Family Day on Sunday, Aug. 17 at 4 p.m. at Popejoy Hall. UNM's First-Year Family Day is an annual event to celebrate first-year students, transfer students, and...

Following the events of Friday, there has been an emphasis on mental health. The University of New Mexico has no shortage of experts and researchers who study the impacts of traumatic events on the mind, body, and community. 

The University of New Mexico School of Law Clinical Program has recently contracted with a licensed clinical social worker, expanding the support available to students and strengthening its multidisciplinary approach to legal education. This initiative,...

As part of the University of New Mexico's ongoing campus improvements, the UNM emergency siren system is currently offline while being relocated from the Humanities Building, which is scheduled for demolition, to a new permanent location on the Student...