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The University of New Mexico has received new five-year, $800,000 grant for its Andrew W. Mellon Foundation sponsored program in the humanistic social sciences. The objective of the grant is to increase the rate of completion and the number of new Ph.D

There have been lots of Lobo sightings on campus lately, bronze statues about 36” tall in howling, sitting, standing and running poses. In Native American lore, the Lobo or wolf spirit symbolizes, among other things, patience, teaching and teamwork, ...

Albuquerque area firefighters pulled to the curb of UNM Hospital on Wednesday with a special delivery meant to ease an 11-year-old patient’s difficult recovery. Some Belen residents were also on hand to deliver gifts and to show community support for ...

The U.S. Census Bureau reported today on five of the top counties where residents of Bernalillo County were most likely to have moved from and to over a one-year period between 2007 and 2011. The report was released through UNM's Bureau of Business ...

Pueblo Nuevo has a government health clinic that serves the 16 surrounding villages. The clinic provides vital services to the community, including support and care for women through the process of giving birth. Prior to arriving at the clinic, many ...

Civility – the practice of treating one another in a respectful manner – is crucial in any community, especially a college campus. But sometimes it doesn’t come naturally. For various reasons, at times students either intentionally or unintentionally

A recent study initiated by the Metropolitan Detention Center for Bernalillo County and conducted by the University of New Mexico’s Center on Alcoholism, Substance Abuse, and Addictions (CASAA), found that inmates receiving Methadone Maintenance ...

UNM’s Real Estate Department is conducting due diligence activities as a proposed deal to purchase a seven acre site now occupied by buildings owned by the First Baptist Church progresses.

Tamarind Institute Director Marjorie Devon is taking a group to explore the visual arts. Assistant Professor Jorge Colon, School of Architecture and Planning, is taking a group interested in seeing how architecture and public space have changed from ...

Disability Awareness Rights Day at the New Mexico State Legislature is Monday, Feb. 17. Guida (Margaret) Leicester, representing the University of New Mexico Global Education Office, presents, “Making the World Accessible for All – University Students ...