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Two co-winners and four honorable mention recipients have been selected to receive the biannual Paul Re Peace Prize, a prize given to UNM students, faculty, staff members, alumni or retirees who promote peace, harmony and understanding among people of ...

This week New Mexico in Focus features a special Earth Day program dedicated entirely to ecological issues. How do we balance the benefits we get from using our natural resources with the impact caused when we extract resources like oil and natural gas? ...

The University of New Mexico Air Force ROTC Warhawk Booster Club holds a four man scramble golf tournament Saturday, April 28, at the Tijeras Arroyo Golf Course. Proceeds benefit Warhawk Booster Club which supports activities focused on student ...

Students for Justice in Palestine and other UNM student groups erected a mock wall this week symbolizing the Israel/Palestine separation wall, the United States/Mexico border fence and other barriers.In counterpoint, the UNM Israel Alliance erected a ...

University of New Mexico-Valencia Professor of History Richard Melzer presents "Ernie Pyle in the American Southwest," Sunday, April 22 at 2 p.m. in the Albuquerque Museum in Old Town, located at 19th and Mountain Rd. NW. This event is free and open to ...

Two University of New Mexico Anderson School of Management graduates have launched a groundbreaking synergistic digital advertising medium in a move expected to change the consumption of advertising on a national scale.As owners of the local interactive ...

A panel discussion, "Affordability of Higher Education," features four Rhodes Scholars – Elizabeth Keller, Manuel Montoya, John Morrison and Heather Wilson. The discussion is Tuesday, April 24 at 4 p.m. in the Hibben Center on the UNM main campus. A ...

Hairworms are unique parasites often encountered by the public. Hairworms infect crickets and grow within their host's body cavity to lengths of 15-30 centimeters. Infected crickets often invade homes and release worms into toilets, hot tubs, pet water ...

Connect begins its April line up with author and architecture professor Baker H. Morrow, who shares his recent book "The South American Expeditions: 1540 to 1545." In it, Baker translates 16th century explorer Cabeza De Vaca's journals from his South ...

Venezuelan author Israel Centeno presents, "Pocos resultados ciertos," on Friday, April 20, from noon -1 p.m. in the Latin American and Iberian Institute. The lecture will be in Spanish with English interpretation provided; and light refreshments will be ...