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An undergraduate from The University of New Mexico is traveling to Washington D.C. to present his research on energy storage. “Climate change and energy security are some of the greatest challenges of our generation.” –David Arnot, UNM student...

Small unmanned aircraft — what are known widely as drones — have drastically increased in popularity in the last several years. No longer restricted to electronics buffs, they are now flown by hobbyists, used by photographers to take aerial photos, and...

The University of New Mexico's new Cherry license plate is about ready to hit the street for drivers across New Mexico. The announcement of UNM’s newest license plate was made by the UNM Alumni Association during its annual tailgate celebration as part...

The University of New Mexico's Student Union Building announced Cheryl Wallace will become its new director following the retirement of Walt Miller.  Last year, Wallace stepped into the role as interim director and will assume the permanent position...

A professor of military science at The University of New Mexico's Army ROTC was recently promoted in the U.S. Army from major to lieutenant colonel. "I love working with and developing the cadets." - Thomas Chae, U.S.  Army lieutenant colonel Thomas...

Following a successful inaugural gathering last year, the UNM Speech and Hearing Science Department (SHS) is hosting a second event aimed at reducing stigmas around stuttering. THIS EVENT HAS BEEN CANCELED. Rick Arenas, associate professor of SHS, is...

Dead men tell no tales, the saying goes. But a new database at UNM will allow researchers and others to gather a wealth of information from deceased men, women, and children. Construction of the New Mexico Decedent Image Database  is complete and the...

For more than 50 years students from across New Mexico have participated in a UNM-PNM math contest, competing for cash prizes and bragging rights. “It creates interest and excitement around math,” organizer Jehanzeb Chaudhry said. “Parents and teachers...

Four finalists for the position of Dean of the College of Education have been announced and invited to visit campus the next two weeks. The four finalists include: Jeff Fairbrother, Teresa K. DeBacker, Curt Adams and Hansel Burley. The candidates will...

Each year, two programs make it their mission to prepare undergraduate students for admission into graduate school to pursue master’s and doctoral degrees. The McNair Scholars and the Research Opportunity Program (ROP) are currently seeking applicants...