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Using a fleet of airplanes, ships and intrepid scientists, Cornell is leading the largest single deployment of seismometers along the Alaskan Peninsula – a $4.5 million endeavor that geologists from across the country hope will solve long-standing...

Students are now two weeks into the 2017 fall semester, and it’s that point in time where they need to be aware of certain deadlines and services that can affect their success. The University of New Mexico has a myriad of resources out there that can...

The University of New Mexico Alumni Association has announced the recipients of its 2017 Lobo, Zia and Inspirational Young Alumnus awards. The recipients will be honored at the Alumni Association’s All University Breakfast on Saturday, Sept. 30 in the La...

Six years ago, UNM was given an extraordinary opportunity by the U.S. Department of Education. The University believed it could more successfully educate Hispanic and low-income students in the fields of STEM—science, technology, engineering, and math....

Faculty members in The University of New Mexico Department of Nuclear Engineering have received more than $2 million in separate grants from the Nuclear Energy University Program, a part of the Department of Energy, as well as a faculty development award...

The UNM Alumni Association is inviting all members of the pack to reignite their Lobo spirit with Homecoming 2017 Living la Vida Lobo. This year’s theme is a celebration of each member of the Lobo community as each of us defines all of us. Homecoming...

A rainforest has sprung up in the middle of New Mexico’s high desert, adding new life to Albuquerque’s downtown.  City, county, state and federal officials today joined The University of New Mexico and its private partners in cutting the ribbon to...

University of New Mexico Physics & Astronomy assistant professor Victor Acosta is the recipient of one of only eight Beckman “Young Investigator Awards” issued in 2017 by The Arnold and Mabel Beckman Foundation.

Associate Professor of Architecture Ane González Lara joined the faculty of The University of New Mexico School of Architecture & Planning only one year ago. But if she were a child and measuring her growth, she would’ve shot up six inches. If she were a...

As university degree programs continue to get more and more complex, the need for personalized academic advisement services is more important than ever. It’s an idea The University of New Mexico’s Office of Advisement takes very seriously and hopes...