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By Karen Wentworth
May 21, 2012
Brian Luna Lucero, the Center for Southwest Research Clinton P. Anderson fellow, explores changes digital resources are making for scholars in his talk, "Special Collections and Digital Humanities Scholarship." Lucero has worked in the public service ...
By Karen Wentworth
May 15, 2012
Carolyn McSherry holds the Juan and Virginia Chacon Fellowship and has spent part of the year processing the papers of writer-photographer Nancy Wood. She is a Ph.D. student in the American Studies program.Her research is about the challenges posed to ...
By Karen Wentworth
May 09, 2012
Morgan LeBin, a Ph.D. student at the University of Michigan, will speak Friday, June 15, at 11 a.m. in the Waters Room (105) of Zimmerman Library on "A Riparian 'Empire' in the Chihuahuan Desert: Spanish, Puebloans, and Apaches in Seventeenth Century New ...
By Karen Wentworth
April 17, 2012
Visiting Assistant Professor in the Department of English Daniel Worden will discuss "Laughing Horse magazine and Modernism in New Mexico at a free lecture on Wednesday, April 25 at 2 p.m. in the Waters Room (105) in Zimmerman Library on the University ...
By Karen Wentworth
March 27, 2012
In his book "Miracle on the Mesa", Bud Davis notes that two students - Marie Pope Wallis and Hector H. Lee - were the first to get their doctorates at the June 7, 1947 commencement.Lee's degree was in English - American Studies, American Civilization, ...
By Karen Wentworth
January 05, 2012
One hundred years ago, U.S. President William H. Taft signed the document that made New Mexico the 47th state of the union. UNM is celebrating with a new digital archive that throws open the photo collections of museums throughout the state. The archive ...
By Karen Wentworth
February 25, 2011
It was the late 1970's. Albuquerque was on a growth spurt and the steadily increasing numbers of single and divorced people were becoming frustrated trying to deal with a society that was primarily marriage/family oriented. Marilyn Stutt was working in ...
By Karen Wentworth
September 03, 2010
Late at night on Sept. 15, 1810 in Guanajuato, Mexico Father Miguel Hidalgo set into motion a series of events that rallied Mexican workers to stand unified in their opposition to Spanish Colonial rule.UNM students Mikey G. de la Rosa and Michael Wolff ...
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