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Accelerating to 60 mph in four seconds and maintaining almost 2g's as it grips 90 degree corners, the agile black, red and white racecar is a blur. When it stops, "Lead the Pack LOBOMotorsports" and sponsor logos, including those of Lockheed ...

Students who are interested in living on campus this fall have a wide and appealing range of residential living choices. UNM is spending $1.5 million to renovate Student Residence Center apartments. Over the summer, the 250 units near the heart of the ...

The UNM College Enrichment and Outreach Programs was recently awarded $2.223 million from the U.S. Department of Education for a five-year term for the High School Equivalency Program (HEP). Funding for this new grant begins July 1. Additionally, UNM HEP ...

UNM University Communication and Marketing (UCAM) have developed the "UNM Election Experts Site" to aid the media and the general public in being informed about the issues central to the 2012 presidential campaign.While New Mexico isn't considered a ...

Students at the Anderson School of Management are getting real-life experience while working to market a New Mexico product that reduces water use and develops healthier plants and soil. Humate is carbonaceous shale which contains beneficial organic ...

Dianne Anderson has been selected as Director of Communication for the University of New Mexico. Anderson comes to UNM from her position as a news anchor at KRQE. She will join the University Communication & Marketing Department on July 2, 2012. Anderson ...

The University of New Mexico athletics department can boast plenty of great achievements for the 2011-12 season including 10 conference championships, four Academic All-Americans, 11 conference Players of the Year, five conference Coaches of the Year, ...

Is there a better way to move people around within the UNM area? That's one of the questions a new transit study, sponsored by the Mid-Region Council of Governments (MRCOG), hopes to answer. MRCOG will conduct a public meeting to begin gathering input ...

Technology Days 2012, the annual Information Technologies extravaganza featuring the latest in technology that IT has to offer the campus community, is set for Thursday-Friday, June 28-29 at the UNM Student Union Building. This year's theme, "Technology ...

A prestigious group of scientists from around the world is warning that population growth, widespread destruction of natural ecosystems, and climate change may be driving Earth toward an irreversible change in the biosphere, a planet-wide tipping point ...