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For Ashva Mackley, education wasn’t always a source of empowerment. As a child, he struggled with undiagnosed learning disabilities and a school system that didn’t know how to support him. Now, at age 54, he’s rewriting that story—and helping others do...

It could be a book. It could be an article. It could be a play. It could be a piece of music. More than 75 published works from University of New Mexico academics ranging from pathology to political science were featured during the annual Published...

The American Academy of Arts and Sciences has announced that Joan Bybee, distinguished professor emerita of UNM Linguistics, has been elected to the Academy as part of the 2025 class. She joins a renowned group of nearly 250 leaders from across the...

New Mexico has long been a leader in radio astronomy, with the iconic Very Large Array (VLA) standing as a symbol of scientific innovation for nearly 50 years. Operated by the National Radio Astronomy Observatory (NRAO), the VLA remains one of the most...

As cap-and-gown season approaches, the University of New Mexico celebrated its graduating Lobos with a vibrant Senior Send-Off at the historic Hodgin Hall Alumni Center on Wednesday, April 30. Hosted by the UNM Alumni Association and sponsored by Santa...

Edain Larios has been building a new life for herself from the ground up. Though attending the University of New Mexico was a no-brainer for her, when she came to Albuquerque, she was overwhelmed. 

Every May, UNM celebrates Asian American and Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander Heritage Month to recognize the contributions and achievements of these communities. This observance began as a weeklong celebration in the 1970s and extended to a full month...

Seven graduating Lobos were recognized recently with the 2025 Lena Clauve Outstanding Senior Award—one of the University of New Mexico’s most prestigious honors, celebrating student leadership, service, and academic excellence. Presented annually...

Tsé Yaa Kin or Mummy Cave, is an alcove village revered by Indigenous people as an ancestral place. TséYaa Kin means “House Under the Rock” and is aptly named. The 1,700-year-old site is nestled in the center of a 1,000-foot vertical...

UNM IT has announced new AI tools that are now available to UNM students, faculty, and staff. Zoom AI Companion, Microsoft Copilot and Apple Intelligence are now available. When using AI tools, it is important to avoid sharing sensitive or confidential...