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The University of New Mexico (UNM) and Lobo Energy Incorporated (LEI) are excited to announce their collaboration with Yearout Energy, an Energy Systems Group (ESG) company, on a significant initiative aimed at enhancing sustainability and operational...

University of New Mexico President Garnett S. Stokes announced the appointment of Fernando Lovo as the next Vice President and Director of Athletics. Lovo joins UNM from the University of Texas at Austin, where he serves as an Executive Senior Associate...

The Public Relations Student Society of America (PRSSA) recently announced the establishment of two new chapters including at The University of New Mexico in the Department of Communication & Journalism. PRSSA is an organization for students interested...

Domestic violence doesn’t follow a calendar—it is a pervasive issue that affects individuals and families every day of the year. However, advocates like Áine McCarthy, director of The University of New Mexico’s Women’s Resource Center (WRC), recognize...

Two UNM School of Public Administration students, Abigail Amankwah and Matt Aranez, were recently selected for the 2024 National Community Reinvestment Coalition (NCRC) Fellowship program. This program matches top-level master’s degree students with...

It’s the biggest night in Hollywood for movie makers and film actors, recognizing the best of the best in the movie industry. Between the red carpet and the infamous gold statue, the Oscars are watched by millions. Since 1929, the Oscars have separated...

The University of New Mexico hosted Space Day recently to highlight important discoveries, advertise internships, and provide fun experiences - like walking on the planet Mars - for attendees to experience. The event, which was part of UNM’s Research &...

Astronomers have identified a young planetary system where the disk is warped, offering a clear view of a planet that is just three million years old. Planet-forming disks are a natural outcome of angular momentum conservation as molecular clouds...

In the latest episode of It’s (Probably Not) Rocket Science (IPNRS), a topic of growing concern across the United States—forest fires are discussed with University of New Mexico Biology Professor Matt Hurteau, an expert in forestry and climate change...

The first book on renowned Mexican composer Mario Lavista, published last year by Ana R. Alonso-Minutti, associate professor of Musicology at The University of New Mexico, has received a prestigious award from the American Musicological...