Provost’s Office

The UNM Office of Institutional Analytics and Office of Assessment/Academic Program Review’s collaborative event this fall that focuses on all things data — including how to gather it, how to analyze it, and how to communicate it in ways that result in...

For the fourth consecutive year, total enrollment is on the rise at The University of New Mexico, and for the sixth year in a row, first-year student registrations grew as well, according to data released for the fall 2025 semester. Total enrollment at...

Three of the honorees of this year’s Research and Creative Works Leadership Awards will be featured during the inaugural Faculty Lightning Lounge talks for the 2025-26 academic year on Sept. 10.

The tradition of recognizing Honorary Degree recipients at The University of New Mexico began in 1924. That's when John J. Tigert, the U.S. Commissioner of Education, was awarded the LL.D. as the first UNM recipient of an Honorary Degree.

Imagine coming into work in the morning and the following things are taking place simultaneously:

UNM Online would like to recognize online instructors who recently participated in the Foundational Course Design Review, a collaborative initiative aimed at enhancing the online learning experience for students.

Getting back in the swing of the academic year can be a challenge after a summer hiatus. Fortunately for UNM instructors, the Center for Teaching and Learning is here to help.   Get Set Reset will be held Aug. 13 from 9 a.m. to 3:45 p.m., with virtual...

Provost and Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs James Holloway has selected longtime professor Mark Emmons as the next dean of the College of University Libraries and Learning Sciences (CULLS) at The University of New Mexico.

As the leadership of the Office of Academic Affairs transitions in July, two faculty will be joining its leadership in new interim roles. Rebecca Sánchez, currently associate dean for equity, inclusion and faculty affairs in the College of Education and...

The University of New Mexico Office of Academic Affairs has announced that five faculty members — whose expertise ranges from hantavirus to Heidegger — have been promoted to the rank of distinguished professor. The 2025 distinguished professor class is...