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The University of New Mexico School of Public Administration is aligning its annual lecture series to coincide with National Public Service Recognition Week. The U.S. Office of Personnel Management (OPM) sets aside the first week of May to honor men in...

The Phi Kappa Phi UNM Chapter recently participated in a "highway clean-up" in collaboration with the UNM Exercise Science Club. The group says their goals are to make an impact on the cleanliness of the community, educate others about the...

People make countless choices every day. It may be a difficult, complex choice—whether to take the job in a new city or stay in a current position—or be as simple as choosing between visiting a new restaurant or going to an old favorite. Decision-making...

The University of New Mexico’s Office of Compliance, Ethics & Equal Opportunity (CEEO) is working on improving accessibility at UNM using a process that considers all parts of campus.   UNM’s beautiful historic campus, originally founded in 1889, today...

The University of New Mexico Institute for Medieval Studies (IMS) will host its first live spring lecture series since the beginning of the pandemic. Re-Envisioning the Middle Ages will be the theme of the second annual Helen Damico Memorial Lecture...

The UNM Alumni Association is proud to announce the award recipients of the 2022 UNM Alumni Awards. During and after their time at UNM these recipients have impacted the university, their perspective fields and communities across the world. These award...

Metalsmithing machines at UNM-Taos are about to be put to work as leadership has found a new instructor Kimberly Thompson for jewelry-making and small metalwork. Thompson, a California native, is a professional goldsmith specializing in producing...

The Office of the University Secretary is seeking volunteers for the 2022 Spring Commencement ceremony. The ceremony takes place on Saturday, May 14 at 9 a.m. in University Arena (The Pit).  “What better way to see the impact of all your hard work, why...

The University of New Mexico College of Education & Human Sciences (COEHS) is expanding its teacher residency partnership for the 2022-2023 academic year. With anticipated funding from HB 13 “Teacher Residencies,” the COEHS is partnering with several...

Ensuring our campuses are as diverse as the population at large has long been a goal of university leaders, especially in the STEM fields, which have historically lagged other disciplines. But while the goal is widely accepted, the pathway to success has...