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The UNM Staff Council Student Success Committee presents “Work Hard, Study Hard: UNM Staff as Students,” on Monday, Nov. 6 at 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. in SUB ballrooms A and B. Staff as Students is a great opportunity for UNM employees to learn how to use...

A man known for his leadership and bipartisan approach to solving our state and nation’s problems was set to address an eager group of local college students. The 10th Domenici Public Policy Conference kicked-off on Sept. 13, but to tears not...

Engineers are known for being organized, analytical and prepared with a plan well in advance.

The University of New Mexico Formula SAE team has nearly two decades of design, build and racing experience under its belt. Under the direction of John Russell, professor of mechanical engineering, the team has grown and evolved, and also has had some great results, including being ranked as high as fifth best out of 125 in the United States and 18th best out of 500 in the world.

The University of New Mexico has a long history with the U.S. military—its active members and Veterans. Lobos have served in every major conflict and war and at times the campus has been utilized not only for educational support, but for training and...

New Mexico schools are last in the nation for academic achievement, but a professor at The University of New Mexico is working to change that, using architecture. UNM School of Architecture & Planning Regents (SA&P) Professor Emerita Anne Taylor is...

A group of mechanical engineering students at the University of New Mexico are working to build and launch the world’s largest amateur rocket as part of a first-of-its-kind senior design project. The 400-level, two-semester course is called Rocket...

It’s a text no one wants to receive: a Lobo Alert warning the campus community one of its own has been sexually assaulted. Students immediately wonder if it was their friend or fellow student they see every day on their way to class – and according to...

The University of New Mexico has been awarded $1.6 million from the National Science Foundation to continue a successful program to provide educational materials and services to industry trainers and educators on the growing science and technology of...

More than 600 students from 40 colleges and 30 high schools will demonstrate their programming skills in a robotics competition culminating at the Kennedy Space Center, April 18-20.  The competition, which will be live-streamed online, is part of the...