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Young women in high school and college interested in pursuing careers in medicine and engineering are invited to submit an application for a one-day, hands-on workshop at the University of New Mexico. The Perry Initiative workshop will be held Saturday,...

The University of New Mexico Staff Council is now accepting nominations for the inaugural Outstanding Supervisor Awards. The awards are designed to highlight staff and faculty currently functioning in a supervisory role for staff or students for at...

For many employees at The University of New Mexico, winter break is a time to take it easy, get together with family, and celebrate the holidays. But for some, the time off between semesters is also an opportunity to give back to the community by volunteering at the Roadrunner Food Bank of New Mexico (RRFB).

Graduating from college is a great accomplishment, but for some students, the journey to get there is a little more difficult. University of New Mexico student, Daniela Romero graduated this fall with a double major in psychology and criminology and a ...

Eliseo “Cheo” Torres, vice president for Student Affairs announced the appointment of Jenna Crabb, as the new UNM Interim Dean of Students effective Tuesday, Jan. 5. Tomás Aguirre, the current UNM Dean of Students, will continue in this position until...

Each year, the UNM Office of Sustainability gets questions about recycling after Christmas.  Most Christmas wrapping paper and ribbon cannot be recycled because they contain metal and that is why reusing gift bags is recommended.  But you can recycle...

The University of New Mexico is set to go on winter break starting Wednesday, Dec. 23 through Sunday, Jan. 3, meaning many departments on campus will be closed during the holidays. Check the hours of the office you plan to visit. Information...

“It was a beautiful mistake.” These were the words Melvin Mariano used to describe how he inadvertently came to be a participant in an internship experience at UNM-Gallup. Mariano needed an extra class to maintain his part-time academic status when he...

University of New Mexico Emeritus Professor of English Gary Scharnhorst authored, Mark Twain on Potholes and Politics: Letters to the Editor, which has been selected for inclusion on Choice magazine’s Outstanding Academic Titles list, scheduled to appear...

A new book written by The University of New Mexico Department of Sociology chair, Richard Wood, takes an in depth look at the work being done to overcome racial inequality in the United States and to figure out how we, as a society, work across the racial divides we’ve inherited.