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The University of New Mexico's Physical Plant Department Grounds & Landscaping will perform routine maintenance on the Duck Pond beginning Friday, March 6 through Friday, March 13. The UNM campus community is asked to avoid the area during this ...

The University of New Mexico has partnered with Albuquerque’s Emerging 2030 District, a nationwide initiative—with established, grassroots districts in Seattle, Pittsburg, Cleveland, Denver, Dallas, Los Angeles and San Francisco—formed to meet the urban...

It is often said that UNM is a “city within a city.” The New Mexico Environment Department agrees, and has designated UNM as a “large water system” due to over 40,000 people using UNM’s water consistently. Because UNM is a “large water system,” it is...

Last year, the University of New Mexico continued to...

The University of New Mexico is among four Albuquerque...

In recognition of the cultural, educational and historic importance of the D.H. Lawrence Ranch, the University of New Mexico has announced the formation of D.H. Lawrence Ranch Initiatives which involves both the academic and facilities management ...

The holiday season is upon us which means the...

With flu season upon us, the global threat of Ebola infection, and the various other viral and bacterial germs ready to attack, the University of New Mexico Custodial Services staff not only cleans to make the campus sparkle, but also, for the health of the campus community.

The Thanksgiving break is just around the corner, and the Physical Plant Department will be adjusting the heating and cooling systems in select buildings on campus to reduce energy consumption. Similar to how buildings are adjusted over a typical ...

The UNM Physical Plant Department (PPD) hosts its fall building coordinator meeting Wednesday, Nov. 5 from 9 – 10:30 a.m. in the Bobo Room at Hodgin Hall. Topics for the fall meeting include recycling, pest management procedures and energy ...