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School among the best for Hispanic graduate programsHispanic Business Magazine recently named the UNM Anderson School of Management as the sixth-best Graduate Business Schools for Hispanics in the nation. Each year Hispanic Business magazine measures and ...

Lobo Mobile, UNM's new smartphone application, is now available to all students, faculty and staff. Lobo Mobile, for Lobos on the Go, allows users to access essential UNM information anytime and anywhere, on any smartphone or iPad/iTouch.Among the many ...

Anyone who owns a computer plays the "Virus Inoculation Game" every day whether they want to or not. We each decide whether or not to spend money and time to protect our computer against malicious software. In a perfect world, everyone would make this ...

The University of New Mexico Art Museum presents "Tamarind Touchstones: Fabulous at 50," through Dec. 19. In collaboration with the Tamarind Institute and guest curated by Art in America Senior Editor John Mulvany, this exhibition commemorates 50 years ...

Provost Suzanne Ortega urges individuals considering travel to Mexico to inform themselves of any risks in the areas they plan to visit, how to avoid dangerous situations and who to contact if victimized. The U.S. Department of State Bureau of Consular ...

Steve Borbas, adjunct professor, School of Architecture and Planning, recently took his graphics students out on Cornell Mall to practice their hand at sketching various structures and figures. "The course introduces students to hand graphics, as opposed ...

UNM's Anderson School of Management is accepting nominations for the 22nd annual Hall of Fame awards ceremony and dinner on Tuesday, March 8, 2011. The Anderson Hall of Fame honors alumni whose distinguished careers serve as a model to the next ...

UNM is a sponsor of Hispanic Heritage Month, a month-long celebration held from Sept. 15 through Oct. 15. The series of events begins with a press-conference Wednesday, Sept. 8, at 11 a.m. in Old Town Plaza, hosted by Albuquerque Mayor Richard Berry. ...

Sept. 1 was the first day the state of New Mexico began withholding 3.2445 percent of the monthly allocations of state funding going to the University of New Mexico. This latest cut in a series going back to 2008 was the topic of much conversation at the ...

The UNM Student Support Services (SSS) program was recently re-awarded funding in the amount of $1,277,520 for Sept. 1 of this year through Aug. 31, 2015. The SSS is a U.S. Education Department TRiO program affiliate, TRiO having been created by Congress ...