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Starting this June, the majority of Johnson Center on main campus will be closed until early spring 2020 for major renovations and expansions.  “A lot of thoughts and opinions went into planning this project,” said Jim Todd, recreational services...

Every summer The University of New Mexico hosts thousands of youngsters on campus for a myriad of summer camps providing education and recreation. This year though, a few of the larger camps for younger children will be on hiatus, so UNM is asking...

Twenty-one convocations, a University-wide commencement ceremony and numerous departmental celebrations were squeezed into just six days last week – a week which kept The University of New Mexico's Physical Plant Department’s (PPD) Special Activities...

The UNM Johnson Center Expansion and Renewal capital project is underway, beginning with a master planning effort that kicks off this month.

With construction underway all over The University of New Mexico campus, and more to begin in the not-so-distant future, President Robert G. Frank held his annual Open House to keep UNM’s community partners informed about what’s going on.

Meriah Heredia-Griego has been appointed director of the UNM Center for Education Policy Research (CEPR) by UNM Vice President for Research Michael Dougher. Heredia-Griego was associate director and research assistant professor at CEPR prior to her...

New survey information about the Affordable Care Act (ACA) has been released by researchers at the Robert Wood Johnson Center for Health Policy at the University of New Mexico. The survey shows an increasing number of Hispanics, who now have health care insurance due to ACA.

Provost Chaouki Abdallah announced that Gabriel R. Sanchez has been named executive director of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) Center for Health Policy at the University of New Mexico.

As students return to campus this week, they will see many small changes.  That’s because UNM’s Physical Plant Department has spent the break working on cleaning buildings, painting and completing remodeling projects.

Dr. Susan Levine speaks on medicine and the politics of knowledge and healing on Monday, Nov. 4 from 4-5:15 p.m. in Keller Hall in the UNM Center for the Arts. Her work delineates the debate between western and non-western medicine and the ...