President’s Office
December 19, 2013
Governor Susana Martinez held press events at the University of New Mexico and New Mexico Tech today announcing two proposals to boost the state’s high-tech industry and jobs. At UNM, Gov. Martinez outlined a $7.5 million endowment plan that would ...
December 16, 2013
Ten members of the University of New Mexico staff have received 2013 Gerald W. May Outstanding Staff Recognition awards. The Gerald W. May Outstanding Staff Recognition Awards, which are named after the former UNM President, are the highest honor ...
By Steve Carr
December 11, 2013
Former University of New Mexico alumnus Stephen Mitchell, a registered professional engineer who is president of the Knight Group, a Chicago-based privately held firm involved in the start-up, development and management of new ventures, will deliver ...
December 09, 2013
The University of New Mexico will honor two of its own with the first UNM Presidential Awards of Distinction this fall. Distinguished Professor of Electrical Engineering and Physics Steve R.J. Brueck and Emeritus Professor of Computer Science Cleve Mol
By Karen Wentworth
December 03, 2013
The highest priority for the University of New Mexico during the 2014 New Mexico legislative session is a funding formula that rewards higher student graduation rates and takes the specific educational mission of the university into account. University
By Mara Kerkez
December 02, 2013
With autumn surrendering to old man winter, where better to warm your soul and brighten your spirit than at the University of New Mexico "Hanging of the Greens." On Friday, Dec. 6, lights from some 14,000 farolitos (or luminarias) will cast an ...
November 18, 2013
The University of New Mexico is often the site for controversial issues that are part of the city, state or national scene. Once again, UNM is at the center of a broader controversy brewing in the city of Albuquerque in advance of an election on ...
By Steve Carr
November 15, 2013
It’s called the Zombie Outbreak Response Team or ZORT for short, but this intrepid team of zombie hunters at the University of New Mexico-run AIMS charter school isn’t tracking down the brain-eating parasites. Instead, they are learning about ...
By Steve Carr
November 15, 2013
It’s an idea that’s a part of a larger development, but the possibility of a sports bar-themed restaurant involving former UNM football star Brian Urlacher moved a step closer to reality recently. Last winter, the UNM Board of Regents approved ...
By Dianne Anderson
November 14, 2013
Education, job growth and economic development took center stage in Mayor Richard Berry’s state of the city address for 2013 recently. Among the initiatives that are part of his vision for the next four years, Mayor Berry highlighted the city’s ...
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