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Nike N7 is partnering with four universities, including Florida State, Nevada, New Mexico and Oregon State, to bring Native American Heritage Month to life on the basketball court during November. Teams from each participating school will make a ...

A new website launched by the University of New Mexico Police Department aims to provide the UNM community with greater access to a wider range of information relating to police matters. The goal of the website is to provide a better police experience ...

Mauricio Ibarra Ponce de León, Consul of Mexico in Albuquerque, UNM President Robert G. Frank, and Santa Fe Community College officials took part in a check presentation recently on the UNM campus. During the ceremony, UNM and Santa Fe Community ...

After following up on many of the social media reports regarding the Chelyabinsk meteoroid impact last February in Russia, scientists, including those at the University of New Mexico, contributed to present a comprehensive overview of what occurred ...

The University of New Mexico 2013 United Way fundraising campaign begins Monday, Nov. 4 and runs through Friday, Dec. 13. The goal is to reach last year’s amount of $1 million, with a greater push for overall increase in campus involvement. President ...

The 2013 ornament, featuring The Pit and benefiting the UNM Parent Association Scholarship Fund, is now on sale at all UNM bookstore locations. The ornament was designed by artist Jana Fothergill, senior graphic designer for University Communication ...

University of New Mexico History Professor Margaret Connell-Szasz was installed as president of the Western History Association at the organization's recent conference in Tucson, Ariz.  The WHA has more than 1,100 members and UNM has one of the ...

Graduateprograms.com compiled their first ever Top Graduate Programs according to students, raking the best graduate programs in the country in a variety of fields based solely on ratings and reviews from current and recent graduate students. UNM is ...

A new study by UNM Assistant Professor of Civil Engineering Gregory Rowangould shows 19 percent of the population of the United States, or nearly 60 million people, live in close proximity to high volume roads. 

Manuel García y Griego, director of the Land Grant Studies Program at the University of New Mexico, traveled with students from his New Mexico history class up to the site of the San Joaquín del Río de Chama Land Grant to work with land grant families ...