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The University of New Mexico celebrates International Education Week (IEW) Nov. 14-18 with a series of events designed to encourage more students, faculty, and staff to engage globally. IEW features internationally-themed events that will be hosted by...

November is American Indian Heritage Month and American Indian Student Services (AISS) is collaborating with Native American Studies and several chartered student organizations to celebrate on UNM campus. This event, hosted by BSE and the Native Student...

UNM’s Office of Equal Opportunity has received several reports of hate/bias incidents over the past two days, and will be investigating and responding to those reports. However, because of federal privacy laws and University policy, we cannot provide any...

This week on New Mexico in Focus, host Gene Grant and the Line opinion panelists discuss the local and national outcomes of the 2016 elections. Democrats in New Mexico took back the House, but a prominent leader in the Senate lost his re-election bid....

The University of New Mexico’s Department of Individual, Family and Community Education (IFCE) hosts its annual Research Showcase 2016 in Travelstead Hall on Tuesday, Nov. 15 from 5 to 7 p.m. The showcase highlights the diversity of graduates, students,...

The Roadrunner Food Bank (RRFB) is preparing for its fourth annual volunteer event for University of New Mexico staff, students and faculty on Tuesday, Dec. 27. UNM staff member Mark Reynolds, who has coordinated volunteers the past several years, is...

Join UNM’s chapter of Sigma Xi for the Science and Society Distinguished Public talk on Thursday, Nov. 17 at 5:30 p.m. in the UNM Conference Center Auditorium as they present ‘Near Earth Object Research using the Magdalena Ridge Observatory 2.4-meter Telescope.’

Find out how maps get made and who makes them at this year’s Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Day on Wednesday, Nov. 16 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. The event is held in conjunction with the Geography Awareness Week, Nov. 13–19, and is hosted by the Earth...

A recent survey of students at The University of New Mexico shows a majority of students believe UNM is doing a good job of educating, preventing and responding to sexual misconduct and assault. However, some students are still at a higher risk of being...

In the wake of natural disasters, being able to quickly and accurately assess the damage to roads, bridges and other critical infrastructure can save lives. That fact is one of the driving forces for a University of New Mexico research team making big strides in the field of remote sensing.