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In preparation for the spring semester, University of New Mexico Parking and Transportation Services (PATS) warns customers that parking lots, UNM shuttles, ABQRide buses and nearby routes will be heavily congested during the first two weeks of the sem

The University of New Mexico is conducting a national search for a new chief of police.  Kathy Guimond, current chief of police is retiring effective June 2014 after 18 years of service...   The UNM Police Department is a full service law enforcement ag

The following statement was issued by University of New Mexico President Robert G. Frank and Provost and Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs Chaouki Abdallah, in response to the American Studies Association boycott of Israel’s higher ...

In a time of giving, the University of New Mexico stepped up to the plate. During UNM’s winter break, more than 100 volunteers descended upon Roadrunner Food Bank over the course of day to give back to its community. Volunteers are instrumental to the

UNM Africana Studies has created and hosted a Black History Month Kickoff Brunch for more than 25 years. The brunch has featured renowned civil rights leaders, activists, political leaders, artistic fellows and economic powerhouses from the Black ...

The University of New Mexico added another partner to its Innovate ABQ venture, with the Bernalillo county commission’s tentative approval of $1 million to support the entrepreneurial and educational project downtown. At a January meeting, the commiss

In November 2013, the Graduate and Professional Student Association hosted an open forum to introduce students and staff to a Proposed Wellness Center scheduled to be completed in fall of 2018. Students have been involved in the project since its ...

This fledgling New Year already brings budget recommendations from the Legislative Finance Committee (LFC) and the Department of Finance and Administration (DFA) that will provide baselines for budget talks in the upcoming session of the New Mexico...

The University of New Mexico recycling operations will now be managed by the Physical Plant Department (PPD) Office of Sustainability under the direction of Manager Mary Clark. With the retirement of former manager Linda McCormick, the decision was ...

Longtime UNM administrator and economics professor Lee Zink died at his home in Carlsbad, New Mexico this week.  He was the founder and first president of the UNM Retiree Association.