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STC.UNM (STC), UNM’s technology transfer and economic development arm, and the Innovation Academy (iA), UNM’s innovative program for entrepreneurial students, were recently awarded a five-year, $444,000 grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF)...

What would it feel like to become a millionaire almost overnight? Ask UNM innovationAcademy student, Clay Space, who (kind of) did it! At the end of April, Space raised a little over $1 million in less than 48 hours to fund his company, Back to Earth...

The UNM Board of Regents has agreed to allow students to transfer credits earned in the Disney College Program to their home institution under the University of New Mexico name. When students attend the paid internship program at any of the Disney...

Communication & Journalism Professor of Practice Mike Marcotte and Instructor Carolyn Flynn are co-teaching C&J 393 this semester. The elective course is an exploration of how student multimedia writers might combine their skill and knowledge of a...

Director of Innovation Academy Rob DelCampo announced Kyle Guin, a freshman from Aztec, New Mexico as the winner of the Video Pitch Competition today.  

The University of New Mexico and STC.UNM hosts “Rainforest 2: The University of New Mexico Economic Development Summit 2015,” UNM's second economic development summit, on Monday, Oct. 26, from 8:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. in Ballrooms B & C at the UNM Student...

Angie Alley, a speaking coach for TEDxABQ will be the featured speaker at StartUp School on Wednesday, Sept. 30 from 3 to 5 p.m. She will talk about “Pitching 102.” The StartUp School session at hosted by FatPipe, a co-working space at 200 Broadway Blvd....

At the University of New Mexico, the Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) Senior Design Course is the last hurdle for ECE undergraduates before they complete their degree. Students must design and build a project in a team environment to ...

Innovate: At the University of New Mexico, that word is key to a two-fold push to get UNM more involved in economic development, both within the university and the greater community it serves.

A mixture of faculty members, venture capitalists, local economic development officials and members of the business community recently met at the University of New Mexico’s Student Union Building to discuss ways to work together.