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By Karen Wentworth
January 25, 2012
"On the Line: Living the U.S. - Mexico Border" is a new exhibit curated by Kristen Valencia in the Herzstein Latin American Reading Room Gallery at Zimmerman Library on the UNM main campus. The exhibit encourages a closer examination of the United ...
By Karen Wentworth
January 05, 2012
One hundred years ago, U.S. President William H. Taft signed the document that made New Mexico the 47th state of the union. UNM is celebrating with a new digital archive that throws open the photo collections of museums throughout the state. The archive ...
By Karen Wentworth
January 03, 2012
William F. Hanks, distinguished professor of Anthropological Linguistics at the University of California Berkeley will speak on "The Birth of a Language: The Formation & Spread of the Colonial Yucatec Maya Language" on Wednesday, Feb. 15, 2012 at 7:30 ...
By Karen Wentworth
December 19, 2011
UNM's Office of Government and Community Relations has launched the 2012 Bill Tracker - your best destination for following legislation of interest through the 2012 session. The Tracker will update UNM-related bills, HSC-related bills and legislation ...
By Karen Wentworth
December 16, 2011
While the work of the Interim legislative committees winds down, the "pre-filing" season has begun. Starting yesterday and going through January 14, 2012, NM legislators are getting a head start on bill introduction. The first day's contributions focused ...
By Benson Hendrix
December 13, 2011
UNM's Parking and Transportation Services will be closing South Lot during the upcoming holiday break. The lot will close down on Friday, Dec. 16 (the last day of finals) at 7 p.m. PATS will also be reducing shuttle services to South Campus as well from ...
By Karen Wentworth
December 13, 2011
The gaps in what anthropologists know about the Magdalenian Age in Europe are still great after 150 years of research on this Upper Paleolithic culture so famous for its cave and portable art. For example, few human burials have been found, and the ...
By Karen Wentworth
December 09, 2011
Diana Rabenold, a graduate student working on her Ph.D. in Anthropology is challenging conventional wisdom about the diet of Paranthropus boisei, a large-toothed species of early hominid found in East Africa between 1.4 and 2.5 million years ago.In a ...
By Karen Wentworth
December 01, 2011
UNM Industrial Security is offering an International Travel Security training session on Wednesday, Dec. 7, from 9-10 a.m. at Centennial Library Room L255.The training will cover:1. The new Study Abroad Health and Safety Policy (Policy # 2710), which ...
By Mara Kerkez
November 09, 2011
This year's official ornament, featuring University of New Mexico's Zimmerman Library and benefiting the UNM Parent Association Scholarship Fund, is now on sale at all UNM bookstore locations. The ornament, which pays tribute to Pueblo Revival ...
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