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Daniel Webb, a visiting scholar at The University of New Mexico's Center for Regional Studies (CRS), has been awarded a Digital Collections Fellowship by the Omohundro Institute of Early American Culture and History for the digitization of archival...

The UNM School of Public Administration (SPA) is reaching a milestone five decades in the making. On Feb. 11, SPA will celebrate 50 years of educating students for leadership and administrative roles in government, nonprofit and interdisciplinary...

February is Black History Month, and The University of New Mexico is joining with institutions across the country to honor and celebrate the many contributions African-Americans bring to its campus, and the national and international community.  UNM’s...

UNM’s Human Resources Department hosts “Financial Planning 101” as part of its financial wellness workshop series. In the Financial Planning 101 workshop, attendees will learn how to assess where they are currently with financial needs and goals and how...

ASUNM’s Student Special Events hosts guest speaker Michael Sam on Tuesday, Feb. 12 in the Student Union Ballrooms from 7 to 9 p.m. Sam will be discussing how to use personal strengths to pursue one’s own dreams. An All-American football star from the...

For the 10th year, The University of New Mexico's Division of Student Affairs is partnering with the UNM BeKind Committee, including members of UNM staff, students and the community, to celebrate and promote random acts of kindness Feb. 11-15. There are...

It’s tempting on a cold, snowy day to just get back in bed and curl up with a good book. Before you get too comfortable, we want to remind you to check out The University of New Mexico’s inclement weather policies and alerts. UNM will alert all...

Course materials and textbooks are essential for student learning and can be notorious for their high price tags. For years, The University of New Mexico Bookstore on main campus has implemented various initiatives and has made continuous strides to...

The UNM College of University Libraries and Learning Sciences (ULLS) is looking for proposals on a new piece of art that will honor student employees.  Every year the ULLS employs more than 100 students who work in a wide range of jobs and departments....

In the highly charged current moment around immigration, images become flashpoints for controversy and conflict. Who is represented by whom? For what audience? These are some of the questions that Rebecca M. Schreiber, professor of American Studies at...