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It was 45 years ago in 1980 when Women’s History Month became national recognition forged by a group of women’s organizations from around the country who petitioned President Jimmy Carter for the recognition and won.  According to the National Women's...

Open Education Week (OE Week) is back at The University of New Mexico, taking place from March 3–7, as a global celebration dedicated to advancing open education and promoting equitable access to knowledge. This annual event provides an opportunity for...

The Mountain West announced recently its 2024 Fall Esports Players of the Year for their outstanding efforts during the gaming season, with a Lobo racing his way to take first place in Rocket League. UNM senior Tyler “Fossil” Luis was selected...

Sarah Hernandez, associate professor in the Department of English Language and Literature, was awarded honorable mention for the Modern Language Association (MLA) Publication Awards. The MLA is the premier national association for scholars of...

The University of New Mexico invites students, faculty, staff, and campus visitors to share their experiences with campus mobility through a survey that will inform the Safe Mobility Action Plan's recommendations to enhance pedestrian safety and...

The UNM Veteran & Military Resource Center, in partnership with President Garnett S. Stokes, invites the campus community to participate in an upcoming Green Zone Training on March 24. The session will be held both in-person and virtually from 10:30 a.m....

The University of New Mexico-Gallup recently unveiled its new Legacy Gallery, showcasing its collection of historic photos featuring African Americans in New Mexico. UNM-Gallup’s Zollinger Library and Office of Diversity, Equity & Inclusion partnered...

Kristina Jacobsen, associate professor of ethnomusicology, songwriting and anthropology recently released a definitive Italian translation of her book, Sing me back home: songwriting etnografico e poltica della lingua sarda, published by NeoClassica Press in Rome and translated by Antonio Gambacorta. The book was released earlier in February.

Ian Maddieson, a beloved research professor in the department of linguistics at The University of New Mexico, died Feb. 2. He was 83.  A private memorial event was held in his honor Feb. 22.  Maddieson worked with colleagues, students and research...

The University of New Mexico’s Lobo Battalion has done it again, earning the title of Best Small Program in its brigade at the Senior Leader Workshop in San Antonio on Feb. 11. The annual award evaluates programs on cadet performance at camp, retention,...