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Africana Studies' 26th Annual Black History Month Kick-Off Brunch, set for Saturday, Jan. 29 at 11 a.m. in the UNM SUB ballrooms, is the culminating event in the year-long reflection of 40 years of the UNM Africana Studies Program. Events centered around ...

In a twist on the old saying, the personal is regional in Andres Armijo's "Becoming a Part of My History: Through Images & Stories of My Ancestors." Through a photographic genealogy, Armijo's first book reveals the history of Nuevomexicano family life ...

David Dunaway, professor of English, was recently named the first recipient of the 2010 Stetson Kennedy Vox Populi Voice of the People biennial award, presented for outstanding achievement in collecting and use of oral histories of people and ...

A book of essays about the history of New Mexico has won a national award from The American Association for State and Local History. Regents Professor of Anthropology Marta Weigle, New Mexico History Museum Director Frances Levine, and UNM alumni Louise ...

Three History department graduate students present talks on tumultuous times in New Mexico history. Listening to this streaming audio on your computer is an easy way to learn about interesting times as New Mexicans grappled with the issues of the day in ...

Three UNM students, including Jacobo Baca, Bryan Turo and Robin Walden, will present short lectures on the dynamics of political change in New Mexico during the tumultuous years leading up to statehood and into the Great Depression. The lectures, titled ...

Professor Emeritus of History Jake Spidle is the featured speaker for the Albuquerque Historical Society's program, "Tuberculosis to Outer Space: The Saga of the Lovelace Medical Center and the Two Doctors Lovelace," on Saturday, June 19 at 1 p.m. at the ...