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After a highly competitive search process, the search committee is pleased to announce the three finalists for the executive director for Student Support in the Division of Student Affairs. The finalists are Renée Delgado-Riley, José Villar and Pam...

Somewhere in Albuquerque, music is blasting, people with wild hair and flowy clothes are dancing barefoot, and the DJ is bobbing along to music. Except passersby observing the crowd can’t hear any music.  Anyone running into the dancers at Headphone...

Students at The University of New Mexico are working to improve safety on campus with a new student escort program. The Associated Students at The University of New Mexico (ASUNM) will receive $100,000 from the New Mexico State Legislature to purchase...

Due to its acceleration of and commitment to Latina/o student success, UNM-Taos is one of six colleges featured in the recently released report, Beyond an HSI Designation: Exploring Strategic Practices for HSI Grant Participation by the Latina/o-led,...

The University of New Mexico Anderson School of Management held its third annual Global Scaling Challenge April 14-15 virtually. In total, 21 student teams competed representing 17 institutions from across the globe, including universities from Asia,...

During this year’s Helen Damico Memorial Lecture series hosted by the Institute for Medieval Studies at The University of New Mexico, speakers will examine the many myths and misconceptions about the roles that women played during the Middle Ages.

The Monday after closing Monstro/us: UNM’s Faculty Dance Concert on The University of New Mexico campus, students from the Flamenco and Contemporary concentrations traveled to Texas to participate in the annual American College Dance Association...

Mandatory training may have a certain tone to it, but the LoboRESPECT Advocacy Center is working to distinguish the sexual assault prevention trainings the organization offers, like The Grey Area, as programs that initiate real conversations and help...

As far back as 45,000 years ago, groups of hunter-gatherers lived in what is now called El Mirón Cave near the northern coast of Spain. First discovered for science in 1903 by local archaeologists and surveyed by University of New Mexico Professor of...

When Dr. David Schade delivers the 8th Annual Community-Engaged Research Lecture (CERL) at The University of New Mexico on April 19, he’ll have 50 minutes to expand on his favorite subject, saving lives. “The talk will really be about preventing heart...