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It is not too late to register for a one-day customer service class that is being offered through UNM-Los Alamos Community Education. Providing Excellent Customer Service will be taught by Laura Loy, local businesswoman and UNM-LA instructor, from 8...

The Student Action Network at the University of New Mexico, in conjunction with the New Mexico PBS Indie Lens Pop-Up Screening series, presents a screening of the film The Black Panthers: Vanguard of the Revolution on UNM’s main campus on Monday, Feb. 22...

The 2016 legislative session has ended and this week, New Mexico in Focus correspondent Gwyneth Doland visits to the Roundhouse to check in on what happened to ethics and transparency bills for the People, Power and Democracy project. New Mexico PBS’...

As the end draws near, the action heats up. With Driver’s License/REAL ID legislation on its way to the governor, lawmakers must focus on the budget and on capital outlay during the waning hours of the legislative session. These are the must-pass...

To clarify recent reports about threats made to Cullen Neal, we want to emphasize that we consider them to be of a serious nature and entirely consistent with how Coach Neal characterized them to the media and police. The safety of our students and the...

The Division of Student Affairs seeks nominations for the 2016 Louie Awards. Nominations will be accepted through March 16 at 5 p.m. Individual nominators do not need to work for Student Affairs to nominate candidates. Anyone on campus may nominate...

The University of New Mexico (UNM) Children’s Hospital hosts the 12th Annual 100.3 The Peak Radiothon from the sixth floor of the UNM Children’s Hospital on Thursday and Friday, Feb. 18-19 from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. This annual fundraiser helps UNM...

“Something needs to be different.” That was the reaction of Laurel Semsch (now Laurel Lane) after 9/11. After the horrific events of that day in 2001, she decided to do something positive and make a difference in the world—by becoming a teacher. So in...

One of the few lottery bills that actually had legs this legislative session had them cut out from under them this afternoon.  House Ways and Means rejected SB 180/a, the bill that sought to remove a mandate that sent 30 percent of lottery revenue to...

The Graduate and Professional Students Association has partnered with University Libraries to create a dedicated space for graduate students in Zimmerman Library. The new space, called the Graduate Student Commons is located on the first floor in room...