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No bees, no food! That's what the Pollinator Support Movement (PSM) stresses as they research and inform people of declining global bee populations. Focused on saving and restoring bees and the food supply chain, PSM hosts BeeSWeek 2013, Monday-Sunday, ...

The University of New Mexico Dean of Students office has revoked the charter for Sigma Alpha Epsilon (SAE) fraternity as a result of several violations of the UNM Student Code of Conduct. The revocation follows an emergency suspension based upon events ...

Both University of New Mexico basketball coaches and other members of the Athletics' staff joined New Mexico Governor Susana Martinez to launch her Summer Reading Challenge initiative. Four summer reading challenges were launched for New Mexico children. ...

NerdWallet, an online service that provides information about personal finances, travel and higher education, recently featured a list of the best metropolitan areas for veterans. Albuquerque was featured among the medium sized cities. The University of ...

The Staff Council is accepting nominations for the Jim Davis Staff Council Award for Meritorious Service. The award recognizes the significant contributions of an individual to the UNM Staff Council.In 1999, the UNM Staff Council established the award in ...

This week on New Mexico in Focus, Richard B. Stolley, journalist and former editor of Time, Life and People magazines talks about his life in journalism and the current state of the profession.The program airs Friday nights at 7 p.m. on channel 5.1 and ...

Christopher DyerUniversity of New Mexico President Robert Frank announced the appointment of Christopher Dyer as executive director of UNM Gallup. He assumes the position effective July 1.Dyer said, "I am greatly honored for the opportunity to provide ...

"Had the mas­sive col­li­sions not occurred, it would not be unrea­son­able to say there would not be life on Earth," UNM Regents' , Professor Zach Sharp.Life as we know it may not have existed if the Earth wasn't repeatedly bombarded by massive ...

Classical music festivals have been an important economic boon to places like Aspen, Buffalo and Charleston. Pamela Pyle, associate professor of music, thinks New Mexico could reap the benefits of holding one in Albuquerque.Pyle is organizing ...

Neema Pickett isn't your average undergraduate student. Even though she has lived most of her life in New Mexico her college career began in China. She moved to China with her husband, an Intel employee, to explore new opportunities. It was ...