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The University of New Mexico recently partnered with the National Science Foundation (NSF) and New Mexico's Established Program to Stimulate Competitive Research (NM EPSCoR) to host NSF Day New Mexico – a day-long event dedicated to answering the...

You might have walked past it before. Unassuming, placed in a turquoise metal frame near the edge of Smith Plaza before it was renovated. An aging bell weathering the elements of time and the New Mexico sky. But that’s not why you should stop, you should...

The complex web of benefits available to Veterans in New Mexico has just become a little easier to navigate with the help of two graduate students in the Organization, Information and Learning Sciences (OI&LS) program at UNM.   OI&LS students Brianna...

The New Mexico Taxation and Revenue Department recently released revised tax withholding rates for 2018, in order to align with the revised 2018 Internal Revenue Service tax withholding rate changes.   These rate changes will be applied beginning with...

A University of New Mexico student group was nationally recognized for their efforts engaging and recruiting those interested in the ‘planning’ portion of architecture and planning. The American Planning Association (APA) named the UNM Student Chapter a...

New Mexico is a land rich with history, full of multifarious cultures, peoples, and identities. This undeniable truth made Albuquerque and The University of New Mexico an ideal setting for the annual Critical Race Studies in Education Association (CRSEA)...

New Mexico PBS/KNME-TV recently won several awards from the Society of Professional Journalists (SPJ) Top of the Rockies Competition. New Mexico PBS serves most of New Mexico and the Navajo Nation, broadcasting a wide array of nature, history, current...

Former University of New Mexico Regent Jamie Koch will be at the UNM Bookstore on main campus on Tuesday, May 8 at 10 a.m. to discuss and sign copies of his intriguing new book New Mexico Political History, 1967-2015: Conversations with Those Directly...

The University of New Mexico Campus Arboretum has been established to make available to visitors and students, staff and faculty one of the state’s most outstanding botanical experiences — in the midst of one of New Mexico’s great public open...

A new report shows solar technologies in New Mexico could lead to economic growth and about 6,800 more jobs per year. The New Mexico Jobs Project: A Guide to Creating Jobs in Advanced Solar Technology was created by the American Jobs Project in...