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Innovate: At the University of New Mexico, that word is key to a two-fold push to get UNM more involved in economic development, both within the university and the greater community it serves.

Professor Virginia Shipman, a longstanding faculty member in the College of Education (COE) at the University of New Mexico, recently announced her retirement at the end of the spring semester.

Assistant Professor of Architecture Alex Webb is not your average T-square, model-building architect. He uses the design skills and tech savvy he gained through an architectural education in new and innovative ways.

It’s been almost a week since a 7.8 magnitude struck Nepal, and the death toll so far has climbed above 5,500 people across about 30 mountainous districts. More than 100 aftershocks, a few registering above 6.4, have worsened the destruction and posed...

The UNM Bike Friendly University committee encourages students, staff and faculty to join the City of Albuquerque in participating in National Bike to Work Day, Friday, May 15 from 6:30 to 8:30 a.m. UNM North Campus, in conjunction with the citywide...

Paul Guerin, senior research scientist in the University of New Mexico Institute for Social Research, conducted a study on behalf of Catholic Health Initiatives to determine if CHI’s St. Joseph’s Children home visiting program was following...

University of New Mexico student Rakshya Ghimire, from Nepal, was recently awarded an International Peace Scholarship of $10,000. She is the first person from the UNM School of Planning and Architecture to receive this very competitive scholarship.

This week on New Mexico in Focus, State Forester Tony Delfin gives insight to Sarah Gustavus on his department’s efforts to prepare for wildfires in the coming months. While more rain for the region is expected for this spring and summer, one must ...

The University of New Mexico Division of Student Affairs honored its best and brightest at the annual Louie awards ceremony recently. The theme this year was Carnival de Lobo Louie, complete with masks, beads and carnival-inspired food. Each Louie winner was given a coveted golden Louie statue along with a monetary award.

The University of New Mexico, the City of Albuquerque, and RWL Water were the hosts of the first Southwest Water & Energy Summit on April 22. Presenters and attendees examined the challenges, solutions, and opportunities surrounding water issues.