For the Record

To clarify recent reports about threats made to Cullen Neal, we want to emphasize that we consider them to be of a serious nature and entirely consistent with how Coach Neal characterized them to the media and police. The safety of our students and the...

“We are aware of an incident involving threats to one of our student-athletes and are looking into it further to determine the level of credibility.  The University of New Mexico has a variety of resources available to students to support them in...

During the UNM Health Sciences Center Board of Directors monthly meeting today, the Board approved a motion by Board Chairman and University Regent Rob Doughty to proceed with planning for the UNM Hospital replacement project. The motion includes...

Following a review by campus police and the Clery Act Compliance Officer, The University of New Mexico has amended its Annual Security and Fire Safety report to reflect several statistical changes and to add subcategories for certain crimes. In the...

Across the U.S. economy, women earn less than men. That pattern also exists in universities, and The University of New Mexico (UNM) is no exception. However, we have been and are dedicated to eradicating such inequities.

The University of New Mexico received a letter on Tuesday, Jan. 20, 2015, from an attorney representing Courtney Spencer, giving notice of a claim against UNM and her intent to file a lawsuit. As of today, no lawsuit has been served, and UNM has not had an opportunity to review it.

The Climate Assessment Report on Sexual Violence contains key recommendations including simplifying policies impacting sexual violence to make them more user-friendly, working to ensure fair and due process for both the alleged victim and alleged...

The University of New Mexico has received no notice of any claim or lawsuit related to the investigation of an alleged sexual assault last spring, other than from reporters covering the press conference convened today by the attorney. The University stands by the investigation conducted by the UNMPD of the alleged assault and will carefully

The Women’s Resource Center and the Graduate and Professional Students Association were well intended in creating the workshops billed as “Sex Week.” However, the initiative did not have clear oversight or close enough supervision to prevent the inclus

"UNM has no affiliation with The Cottages at New Mexico. They are a private housing development that markets to UNM students to live at the Cottages." - Chris Vallejos, vice president, Institutional Support Services