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The University of New Mexico’s University Advisement recently participated in “First Generation Student Success,” an event designed to focus on celebrating the presence and experience of first-generation college students, faculty and staff on campus. As...

"Brain drain" is the process in which a state, such as New Mexico, loses its most educated and talented workforce to other states through migration for the lack of apparent opportunities. For New Mexico, this is a problem because the most highly skilled...

The bi-annual Paul Ré Peace Prize opened their 2018 nomination cycle. The award recognizes one faculty, staff, student, alumnus or retiree at The University of New Mexico for promoting peace, harmony and understanding among people. Artist and author,...

Operation Registration is back. For the sixth year running, various UNM offices are helping Lobo’s prepare for the coming spring semester. Events begin Monday, Nov. 27 and continue through Tuesday, Nov. 28. The first event is Late Night Registration, an...

The faculty and doctoral students in the Department of American Literary Studies at the University of New Mexico are riding a wave of publications, with books and articles either recently published or immediately expected on the horizon. The list...

The University of New Mexico’s University Advisement is participating in the national event of “First Generation Student Success,” on Wednesday, Nov. 8 from 12 to 1 p.m. on the second floor of the University Advisement and Enrichment Center (UAEC). The...

The University of New Mexico's Center for Academic Program Support (CAPS) earned certification as a Learning Center of Excellence (LCE) from the National College Learning Center Association (NCLCA), making UNM one of only four centers in the nation to...

If you have a prospective business, now’s the time to decide if you have that entrepreneurial drive in the Anderson School of Management’s annual Business Plan Competition (BPC) set for next spring. The UNM Business Plan Competition is a seven-month...

Students are now two weeks into the 2017 fall semester, and it’s that point in time where they need to be aware of certain deadlines and services that can affect their success. The University of New Mexico has a myriad of resources out there that can...

As university degree programs continue to get more and more complex, the need for personalized academic advisement services is more important than ever. It’s an idea The University of New Mexico’s Office of Advisement takes very seriously and hopes...