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Eleven University of New Mexico Army ROTC cadets were commissioned as second lieutenants in the United States Army at a ceremony at the New Mexico Veteran’s Memorial.  Family and friends watched and participated by pinning these students as they marked...

The University of New Mexico’s Ronald E. McNair Scholars Program and the Research Opportunity Program (ROP) are now accepting applications for the fall 2017 program. The McNair program and ROP prepare first generation, economically disadvantaged, and/or...

University Libraries hosts a Wikipedia editing session featuring faculty member and experienced Wikipedia editor Laura Soito on Thursday, Oct. 27 from 1-3 p.m. in classroom B30 in Zimmerman Library. The session will focus on “Women of New Mexico in the...

The University of New Mexico is a member of a team that has signed a formal agreement to bid jointly to manage Albuquerque-based Sandia National Laboratories. The announcement was made today at a press conference at UNM. UNM is a member of the team led...

The University of New Mexico School of Law has jumped 11 spots to the ranking of 60th nationwide in US News & World Report’s 2017 Best Law Schools. US News takes into account assessments by peer law schools, ratings by lawyers and judges as well as ...

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...

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...

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.

There were not large numbers of people in the eighth century living in what is now the Southwestern United States and Northwestern Mexico, but the inhabitants who were there really valued cacao and holly beverages which were both high in caffeine. A new...

When it comes to making risky decisions, even the experts listen to the crowd, concludes a study published this month in the journal “Evolution and Human Behavior.”