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February 06, 2018
The University of California (UC) unveiled the University Climate Change Coalition, or UC3, a bold new coalition of 13 leading North American research universities that will prototype a collaborative model designed to help local communities achieve their...
January 22, 2018
Looking for something quick and easy to enhance a resume? The University of New Mexico’s STEM-H Center seeks volunteer student and faculty judges for two upcoming competitions for the Central New Mexico Science and Engineering Research Challenge, and the...
By Katie Williams
January 12, 2018
Roone and Alissa McKaig share more than a love for aviation, they share a home, a deep commitment to the U.S. Army and a special connection to The University of New Mexico.
I recently met the unique couple who works day in and day out to support our...
November 06, 2017
The annual UNM Gives Campaign is ongoing—through its partnership with the United Way of Central New Mexico and the UNM Foundation—where faculty, staff and employees contribute time and money to charitable organizations, in an effort to change lives and...
October 11, 2017
UNM students will now have the opportunity to study with leading Mexican scholars, while UNM faculty and graduate students will be able to build research collaborations and lasting connections with the Mexican scholarly community.
The Latin American and...
October 05, 2017
On a quiet Tuesday afternoon, the earth started to shake in South-Central Mexico. Mexico City and other surrounding cities suffered a devastating 7.1 magnitude earthquake that took the lives of hundreds of people and many of the homes, schools and...
October 02, 2017
With the need greater than ever, The University of New Mexico has again dedicated itself to the community through its annual giving campaign. The UNM Gives campaign is coordinated across various UNM campuses and hospitals. Faculty, staff and employees...
September 26, 2017
The University of New Mexico Global Education Office (GEO) is extending its support for victims of the recent natural disasters in Mexico and the Caribbean islands, as well as in the U.S. The recent catastrophic events have affected Lobo family members,...
August 28, 2017
State legislatures and supreme courts throughout the country are confronting the controversial subject of aid in dying. State judiciaries are further faced with the issue of interpreting unique constitutional clauses and deciding whether those clauses...
By Rachel Stone
August 16, 2017
Federal and state funding for America’s public television stations are under threat despite the fact that it was created to “enrich man’s spirit” and to satiate America’s “appetite for excellence.” These descriptions of public television were related in...
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