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Governor Susana Martinez held press events at the University of New Mexico and New Mexico Tech today announcing two proposals to boost the state’s high-tech industry and jobs. At UNM, Gov. Martinez outlined a $7.5 million endowment plan that would ...

Members of the University Consortium for International Intellectual Property Coordination (UCIP), which is a consortium of the technology transfer offices for 11 Japanese universities, have been in Albuquerque to talk with UNM professor...

The University of New Mexico announced recently that it has two Grand Challenges Explorations winners, an initiative funded by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.  Distinguished Professor Eric Loker, and Associate Professor Coenraad Adema, both from ...

Today, the U.S. Census Bureau released Census Explorer, a new interactive mapping tool that paints a portrait of how neighborhoods within New Mexico have changed over the past two decades. With statistics released today from the 2008-2012 American ...

Leo Romero, professor emeritus and former dean of the University of New Mexico School of Law, is to be honored by the American Bar Association with the 2014 Spirit of Excellence Award, which celebrates accomplishments of lawyers who promote a more ...

Former University of New Mexico alumnus Stephen Mitchell, a registered professional engineer who is president of the Knight Group, a Chicago-based privately held firm involved in the start-up, development and management of new ventures, will deliver ...

Kohl’s Cares® in collaboration with UNM Children’s Hospital (UNMH), UNM Foundation and Clear Channel Media and Entertainment has engaged in a robust media campaign to highlight issues impacting New Mexico’s children.  Kohl's Healthy Kids is an ...

The University of New Mexico will honor two of its own with the first UNM Presidential Awards of Distinction this fall. Distinguished Professor of Electrical Engineering and Physics Steve R.J. Brueck and Emeritus Professor of Computer Science Cleve Mol

The UNM Board of Regents met Friday to discuss financing for two real estate projects that would become the physical foundation for Innovate Albuquerque.  The projects were presented as a package.   The first project is the purchase of

The University of New Mexico Athletics Department and the Lobo Club are excited to launch the Loyalty Points Program. The purpose of this new program is to create a more equitable way for the Lobo Club to allocate credit to individuals and companies ...