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Maintaining a campus the size of UNM requires a lot of planning and consistent diligence to protect the physical environment of the campus.  When students leave campus for spring break, the UNM Physical Plant Department (PPD) gears up for a week of ...

The University of New Mexico School of Law’s Clinical Education Program ranked 9th in the nation in the 2014 U.S. News & World Report Clinical Program rankings. School of Law Dean David Herring said, “Clinical legal education is growing in importance ...

A best practices workshop for health, safety and management of faculty-led programs is offered on Tuesday, March 25 from 3:30 to 5 p.m. in Ortega Hall, third floor reading room, and again on Wednesday, April 16 from noon to 1:30 p.m. in the Career ...

In their quest to finish what Kendall Williams calls “unfinished business,”  the No. 7 NCAA seed New Mexico Lobos know who, where and when:  the No. 10 Stanford Cardinal in St. Louis on Friday. The winner of that game is expected to advance and play ...

After virtually being closed off from the U.S. for more than 50 years, Cuba and its people capture our imagi­nation. Join us as we learn about the art, culture and ways of life of Cuba as we meet and interact with its citizens. Enjoy 7 nights of ...

The University of New Mexico Grounds & Landscaping staff and the Staff Council Environment Committee celebrated New Mexico Arbor Day today by planting trees in a barren area in front of the Innovation Discovery and Training Center on North Campus. The ...

Once touted as “The University of the Americas,” UNM has a mission to reach out to Latin America. Mary Anne Saunders, special assistant to the president on global initiatives, is putting that mission on the map. After establishing an office in ...

Distinguished Professor and Regents' Professor Theodore "Ted" Jojola, UNM School of Architecture and Planning; and Raices Collective, a KUNM volunteer group, were honored at the 29th Creative Bravos Awards, recently at the Albuquerque Museum of Art & H

Hua Guo, a University of New Mexico professor with dual appointments in Departments of  Chemistry, and Physics and Astronomy, was elected and recognized recently as a Fellow in the American Physical Society (APS).

The adage “less is more” could well describe a big change that the University of New Mexico is making in its graduation requirements. While it may now take fewer hours to earn that degree, the quality of that learning experience should be higher. UNM ...