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January 23, 2014
The University of New Mexico campus in Rio Rancho, UNM West, recorded a record 858 students in classes on the first day of the Spring 2014 semester, according to campus CEO Wynn Goering. The figure represents a 22 percent increase over the same time ...
By Karen Wentworth
January 23, 2014
How is your electronic life these days? Are your downloads flowing smoothly? Are your friends getting your texts quickly? Are you satisfied with the cost of your internet access? Bask in it while you can....
By Karen Wentworth
January 22, 2014
Loreen Lamoureaux, a University of New Mexico biomedical engineering graduate student, is working on ways to quickly detect Escherichia coli or E. coli bacteria in meat before it reaches the consumer.
January 21, 2014
Secretary of the Interior Sally Jewell today announced her selection of Pamela Agoyo, of the University of New Mexico, and Jean O’Brien, of the University of Minnesota, to serve as the Secretary’s appointees to the Board of Trustees for the Cobell ...
By Susan McKinsey
January 20, 2014
Two hundred and ninety two pre-filed bills, memorials and resolutions will greet lawmakers when the 2014 session of the New Mexico Legislature convenes Tuesday, Jan. 21. It is anticipated that many more will be introduced. This is the even-year session
By Karen Wentworth
January 17, 2014
In a short ceremony on Jan. 17 the University of New Mexico and Sandia National Laboratories (SNL) signed an Inter-Institutional Visitor Agreement (IVA) to allow access for UNM researchers to the Annular Core Research Reactor (ACRR) facility and ...
By Dianne Anderson
January 17, 2014
University of New Mexico President Robert G. Frank is leading a delegation invited to a workshop led by Japan’s New Energy and Industrial Technology Department (NEDO). The workshop is designed to further a unique public-private partnership the ...
January 17, 2014
Dr. Stanley Morain, former University of New Mexico Earth Data Analysis Center (EDAC) director, was one of two selected as Honorary Members of the American Society for Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing (ASPRS). The nominations were recently approved ...
By Carolyn Gonzales
January 16, 2014
Remember Maslow’s hierarchy of needs – if basic physical and safety needs aren’t met, then self-actualization isn’t achieved. It is easy to see then, that student success is dependent upon the health and wellbeing of the student. “Health and academic ...
January 13, 2014
Knowledge is power, we’ve heard, but most probably don’t know that a lack of knowledge can have an impact on one’s health and quality of life. Veronica Plaza’s medical Spanish class at the University of New Mexico studied the Spanish language versions ...
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