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The University of New Mexico’s Recreational Services is making sure faculty, students and staff don’t skip a beat when it comes to their workout routine during the University’s period of limited operations. Classes and fitness activities typically take...

For nearly 40 years one of the courts at The University of New Mexico's Johnson Gym has stayed dedicated to one specific group of basketball players called, Noontime Legends.  “It started out as just a group of guys who rather play ball than eat...

Last spring, The University of New Mexico began implementing a proximity card, a new security effort designed to enhance student, staff and faculty security. Beginning Monday, Jan. 20, all faculty, staff and students must obtain a new UNM ID prox card...

The University of New Mexico’s Recreational Services is teaming up with UNM’s Army ROTC program to host the annual Trick or Trot on Oct. 31. The 2.5 mile fun run, that begins at 7 a.m., is open to students, faculty and staff.  Participants are...

Join UNM Recreational Services and UNM Getaway Adventures this summer. The Getaway Adventure Program offers instructional, educational and recreational excursions and clinics such as museum and art tours, hiking, rock climbing, camping and white-water...

The University of New Mexico Recreational Services offers World of Wellness (WOW), an ongoing series of fitness classes offered to students, staff, faculty and the community.  The Spring 2019 WOW schedule has been published and passes are now available...

The University of New Mexico’s Recreational Services hosts its annual Trick or Trot fun run and food drive on Oct. 31. Starting at 7 a.m. on Johnson Field, students, staff and faculty are encouraged to donate some food and participate in a 2.5-mile fun...

Renovations are currently ongoing at The University of New Mexico’s Johnson Center, and while there are many closures and activity relocations, the Johnson Center weight room is open and will remain open throughout the renovations with no reduction in...

Spring is in the air, which means the mountain runoff will soon be filling New Mexico rivers. UNM’s Recreational Services is offering classes to help students, staff and faculty understand the basics of kayaking. Learn to comfortably and confidently...