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Spaniards first arrived in the 1500s in what is known today as the southwestern State of New Mexico, bringing with them a now-antiquated form of the Spanish language. They encountered and then merged  ̶  often by force  ̶  with the Indigenous populations...

Honeybees, the tiny drifters in steady search of blooms from which they fill their pollen baskets, have a designated home on UNM-Taos Klauer campus. By late May, two Langstroth traditional beehives were in place on a plot by the sculptures at the main...

The University of New Mexico-Taos, in collaboration with the Taos Arts Council, presents the forthcoming mural Historical Women of Taos. Beginning on May 3, internationally recognized muralist Jenny Ustick will create a mural on the south wall of Río...

Due to its acceleration of and commitment to Latina/o student success, UNM-Taos is one of six colleges featured in the recently released report, Beyond an HSI Designation: Exploring Strategic Practices for HSI Grant Participation by the Latina/o-led,...

A perfect day for UNM-Taos student Nathan Oswald, 39, is to wake up camped on the side of a river somewhere in the Southwest, head downstream, run some whitewater, then pitch another camp. A memorable day for Oswald came when he learned of being named...

The University of New Mexico-Taos Department of Fine Arts and Digital Media is pleased to present an art exhibition by Jessamyn Lovell: She’s Everywhere Now. The opening reception, with the artist in attendance, is set for Thursday, March 2 from 5-7 p.m....

Signaling the beginning of a safer, more accessible, and even more beautiful Klauer campus, the groundbreaking for Phase 1 of infrastructure upgrades recently took place at UNM-Taos. A UNM-Taos project has been funded to create a new Klauer campus...

With the intent to strengthen the overall campus experience, community, and culture of the campus and Northern New Mexico, UNM-Taos is presented with a unique opportunity to expand and improve outreach, presentation, study, and preservation of one of the...

Folks who live in the area of the Taos Country Club say they love to walk their dogs around UNM-Taos — the four-leggers find great joy romping atop the grassy spots — and on the Kids Campus Loop Trail. Klauer campus gets joggers and walkers of all ages...

Because of the “nerd” association, Taos Academy instructor Lee Shawver thinks computer science gets a bad rap. But that doesn’t deter him or his students from learning how to manipulate, manage, transform, and encode computer software information. The...