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The Faculty Staff Club ushers in the last weekend before the semester roars to life with the lovely sounds of Bonita Ferus, the staff member tapped to sing the national anthem at the Staff Appreciation Month crowning event - the celebration at Isotopes ...

Redondo Road on the east side of campus has reopened for vehicle and pedestrian traffic. The road was closed over the summer during demolition of Santa Ana Hall and two SRC buildings. The opening comes in time for Lobo Move In which begins Friday ...

Bradley Ellingboe, professor of music and regents lecturer, returned recently from Europe where he led concerts in Budapest, Hungary; Bratislava, Slovakia; and Prague, Czech Republic. The concerts featured members of University Chorus. In addition to the ...

Beginning Monday, Aug. 1, UNM Parking & Transportation Services (PATS) will introduce digital pay stations in the Cornell Visitor Parking Structure that will enhance use of the structure from a park and pay-as-you-exit configuration to convenient ...

As part of Staff Appreciation Month, Staff Council hosted a Meet Your Councilor reception recently at the Faculty Staff Club. Representatives of various Staff Council committees were on hand to sign up interested staff. I learned that you don't have to ...

The Taos Ski Valley was as lovely today as it was a month ago when I visited for VisCom 25. The only ugliness is the sight of the red tape closing off access to Carson National Forest because of fire threats. It was like coming home to return to ...

For those visiting UNM on Saturday, July 9, the Physical Plant Department will be closing Redondo Drive between Stanford and Yale from 5 a.m. to approximately noon while they install new air conditioning units at the UNM Bookstore. If you need more ...

Parking and Transportation Services has announced the release of parking spaces in a newly-developed area: P Zone. P Zone comprises two separate lots within easy and convenient walking distance of main campus, situated on Copper Ave. and Ash St., also ...

Michaele Pride, architecture professor, UNM School of Architecture and Planning, recently accompanied a group of students to Vico Morcote, Switzerland, their home base in Europe. From there, they explored the wealth of architecture outside their door and ...

The Utilities Division of the UNM Physical Plant Department is preparing to install a new steam turbine to help the university produce more of its own power. The turbine is expected to provide about one megawatt of power to campus.But before the turbine ...