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Participating faculty and student teams from more than 75 member schools from across the nation recently travelled to the Small Business Institute’s® 2018 National Conference in Orlando, Fla. to receive SBI Project of the Year (POY) Awards.  After it...

University of New Mexico graduate student Monika “Mo” Hobbs has been conducting research along the Chama River and El Vado Dam in northern New Mexico to attempt to learn how the flow of water affects invertebrates and their environment. Last year, Hobbs...

Four UNM-Gallup students are participating in a University of New Mexico grant-funded program which is  allowing them to learn statistical languages and data analysis with an eye towards increasing global and human security.  UNM-Gallup visiting faculty...

Growing up, Lilian Casias was always encouraged to the break norm, and her parents wanted to give her every opportunity to be able to do so. Because of this in 1996, her parents packed up their lives and moved their family from Mexico to the United...

Shawna Yellowhair, a sophomore at The University of New Mexico-Gallup campus, has been awarded the prestigious Jack Kent Cooke Foundation’s Undergraduate Transfer Scholarship. This highly competitive national award was awarded to 61 recipients from...

Jared Thurgood will graduate this Saturday from The University of New Mexico with a Bachelor of Science degree in Nuclear Engineering. But there were times along the way when he didn’t know if he was going to succeed. Thurgood worked hard in high school...

The University of New Mexico-Los Alamos (UNM-LA) will offer a certificate program in welding beginning Fall Semester, 2019. The 36 credit-hour program is designed to train students to enter the workforce as welders after one year of coursework.  The new...

Two University of New Mexico students, incuding Glenn Elvendahl and Catherine Louise Ruev, were among 16 selected by the Council on International Educational Exchange (CIEE) for summer study abroad programs in Moscow or St. Petersburg, Russia. The...

Getting through college is tough enough for any student. For graduating senior Abdullah Shah, having a hearing loss and wearing hearing aids added an extra challenge to his years at The University of New Mexico but haven’t held him back. Ignoring the...

As finals week approaches, students are preparing to pull some late nights, and naturally late nights call for a late-night breakfast. The University of New Mexico’s Student Union Building (SUB) hosts its annual Late Night Breakfast on Sunday, May...