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The University of New Mexico School of Law received a grant designed to attract, prepare and mobilize a diverse group of lawyers to pursue justice and racial equity, and to achieve improved health and well-being for New Mexico’s most vulnerable children...

Consensus revenue estimates were unveiled this afternoon, confirming what everyone feared – there is no new money. Tthe legislators are counting on $30 million new dollars for the coming fiscal year, which is down $202 million from their last estimate...

Dozens of departments, programs and schools from The University of New Mexico showcased their work at the capitol building in Santa Fe, Monday, for the annual UNM Day at the legislature.

Three books published by the University of New Mexico Press won 2015 Southwest Book Awards from the Border Regional Library Association. The awards, which recognize outstanding books about the Southwest, will be presented on Saturday, Feb. 27 at the...

The University of New Mexico Lobos will be home for the holidays. The Lobos accepted a bid for the 10th Annual Gildan New Mexico Bowl, to be played in UNM's home stadium of University Stadium, with an old foe awaiting them in the Arizona Wildcats out of...

UNM School of Public Administration Graduate Assistant Sarah Wilkinson is one of a number of New Mexicans selected as 2015 recipients of the New Mexico Humanitarian Awards.

The Data Bank at the Bureau of Business and Economic Research (BBER) hosts its 17th Annual Data Users Conference on Thursday, Nov.19, at the Central New Mexico Community College Workforce Training Center. The Annual Data Users Conference is New Mexico’s...

The Online News Association, the world’s largest association of online journalists, has named the New Mexico News Port, a student journalism lab in the Communication & Journalism Department at the University of New Mexico, as grand prize winner in its...

Research scientists from universities across the state are making progress on some of the complex research needed to address obstacles related to energy independence.

The LoboRESPECT Advocacy Center, a new office designed to provide information and support to students and university community members dealing with sexual violence, misconduct, and harassment, celebrates its grand opening on the University of New Mexico campus Friday, Sept. 25.