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The inaugural Popejoy Awards ceremony and performance will be held on Sunday, May 8 at 6:30 p.m. The Awards will showcase the best of New Mexico’s high school musical theater talent performing selections from the American musical theater canon. The Tony...

The Society of Professional Journalists cited New Mexico News Port for three awards in its regional Mark of Excellence award contest, which honors the best of college journalism. News Port was the first place winner in Online News Reporting, for its...

The UNM Board of Regents has agreed to allow students to transfer credits earned in the Disney College Program to their home institution under the University of New Mexico name. When students attend the paid internship program at any of the Disney...

Inspiration comes in a variety of forms for many different people. Some people have the ability to recognize an experience and turn it into inspiration. For screenwriter Matthew McDuffie, a Professor of Practice in The University of New Mexico’s...

University of New Mexico Computer Science Professor Melanie Moses is leading a national competition to teach students to program small robots to swarm. Working together, UNM and NASA built 55 Swarmie robots. Schools across the country received 36 of the...

After a nationwide search, finalists have been selected for the position of UNM Dean of Students. Final candidates include: Jenna Crabb, Nasha Torrez and Rob Burford from The University of New Mexico, and Jamie Patton from Ohio University in...

New Mexico is a state that is linguistically diverse and rich in culture. On the surface, that sounds great, but from an educational standpoint, it presents challenges across the board. To better equip teachers to face these challenges, the University of...

With construction underway all over The University of New Mexico campus, and more to begin in the not-so-distant future, President Robert G. Frank held his annual Open House to keep UNM’s community partners informed about what’s going on.

When people envision Albuquerque, they probably don’t think “modern.” According to Brian Goldstein, assistant professor of architecture in the UNM School of Architecture & Planning, to understand Albuquerque, the city must fundamentally be viewed as...

Traditionally, to study topics like race and social justice, college students have been obligated to declare their field of study in humanities or a social science like sociology or anthropology. But now, thanks to The University of New Mexico Institute for the Study of “Race” and Social Justice, graduate students from across the University are able to take a deeper look at those topics.