Branch Campuses

UNM-Taos has increased enrollment for so many consecutive semesters, it seemed inevitable to sustain such dramatic numbers. It was beginning to look like 2013 might be that long-overdue time of reckoning. All across the nation, colleges and ...

The University of New Mexico campus in Rio Rancho, UNM West, recorded a record 858 students in classes on the first day of the Spring 2014 semester, according to campus CEO Wynn Goering. The figure represents a 22 percent increase over the same time ...

University of New Mexico-Taos recently received approval from the UNM Board of Regents, the Taos mayor and Town Council on a lease and purchase agreement for Rio Grande and Bataan Halls, which once comprised the Taos Convention Center, where ...

UNM-Taos Executive Director, Kate O’Neill was one of only 18 college and university directors from across the nation recently invited to attend a meeting in Chicago sponsored by the Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities (HACU) serving over ...

Red Mesa Review, an award-winning literary journal produced at the University of New Mexico Gallup campus seeks submissions of poetry, fiction and creative non-fiction for Volume 18.  The deadline is Thursday, Jan. 30, 2014. Fiction and creative ...

It should come as little surprise that the University of New Mexico-Taos branch holds the distinction of being the first campus in the nation completely powered by solar energy. Living in harmony with the land is in Taos’ genetic makeup.  Completed in ...

The new executive director of the University of New Mexico Gallup hit the ground running when he arrived this summer and is already a hit with the campus and community. A native of the southwest and a veteran of cross-cultural programming, assessment ...

The Grantsmanship Training Center will conduct a grant-writing workshop at the UNM Continuing Education Conference Center to train grant writers.  The five-day "Grantsmanship Training Program" will be offered Monday-Friday, Oct. 28 - Nov. 1. The ...

An angel has found a new home at the University of New Mexico-Gallup. In October, a series of angel pictures by photographer Margo Manaraze becomes a permanent exhibit at the Adult Basic Education Center on north campus. Manaraze starting snapping ...

Voters in Rio Rancho voted to keep a gross receipts tax in place for higher education in a special election held Tuesday. The Municipal Higher Education Facilities Gross Receipts Tax would have been reduced from one-fourth of one percent to one-eighth ...