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John Byram has been appointed director of the University of New Mexico Press, announced UNM Vice Provost Wynn Goering. Byram, currently associate director and editor in chief of the University Press of Florida, begins his duties at UNM in ...

Denise Tessier, a long-time New Mexico journalist who covered state District Court and federal court for the Albuquerque Journal and court issues as a freelancer for "The New York Times" and "The New Mexico Lawyer" talks about "Spellbinding Drama Within ...

Events throughout July include Staff PicnicFor its 20th anniversary, UNM Staff Council has extended the traditional Staff Appreciation Week to a full Staff Appreciation Month throughout July.The Staff Council rewards and recognition committee organizes ...

In alignment with President David J. Schmidly's UNM in the 21st Century: A New President's Vision, Lobo Real Estate Development joined forces with American Campus Communities to break ground on the new South Campus Students Apartments project during a ...

A team, calling themselves "The Castaways," won a raft building competition at the Exxon Mobile Bernard Harris Summer Science Camp at UNM this week. The students are four of the 50 middle school students on a two week visit to learn about science and ...

University of New Mexico Regents' Professor of History Ferenc "Frank" Szasz died Sunday, June 20, at the age of 70. A small service for family and university friends is set for Wednesday, June 30 at 1 p.m. at First Congregational United Church of Christ, ...

Recently, University of New Mexico political science professor Lonna Atkeson released her research on the 2008 election in New Mexico. Atkeson discussed her research, "Assessing Electoral Performance in New Mexico Using an Ecosystem Approach," with UNM ...

Graduate Nicholas Dylan Pattengale received the $5,000 Qforma Award, presented to a UNM School of Engineering student for the most outstanding computational master's thesis or Ph.D. dissertation within an academic year. Qforma honored Pattengale's ...

Three History department graduate students present talks on tumultuous times in New Mexico history. Listening to this streaming audio on your computer is an easy way to learn about interesting times as New Mexicans grappled with the issues of the day in ...

A new field season in Uxbenká is in progress for Keith Prufer, assistant professor, Department of Anthropology. Every summer he takes students to the lowlands of Belize to study what was a small but flourishing Mayan city in the 10th century. This year, ...