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Students and faculty from eight universities in the West are working together and researching topics on issues impacting the Western United States like water scarcity and wildfires.

The University of New Mexico has been approved for research funding by the Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute (PCORI).

The University of New Mexico's Center for Applied Research and Analysis (CARA) is conducting a 22-year-long randomized controlled trial on a home visiting program within CommonSpirit St. Joseph's Children to study whether it's benefiting New Mexico families or not.

The University of New Mexico’s is excited to welcome and host author and alumna, Lillian Gorman. Gorman, associate professor at the University of Arizona, will give a talk on her latest book, Zones of Encuentro: Language and Identities in Northern New...

The University of New Mexico’s McNair Scholars and Research Opportunity Program (ROP) is now accepting applications for its 2025-26 cohort, with a priority deadline of March 31. The program, designed to prepare undergraduates for graduate school, offers...

Don't forget to register for the 4th annual State of Research at The University of New Mexico, set to take place in PAIS 1100 on Wednesday, March 12 at 4 p.m. The Office of the Vice President for Research invites you to immerse yourself in the...

It was 45 years ago in 1980 when Women’s History Month became national recognition forged by a group of women’s organizations from around the country who petitioned President Jimmy Carter for the recognition and won.  According to the National Women's...

Ian Maddieson, a beloved research professor in the department of linguistics at The University of New Mexico, died Feb. 2. He was 83.  A private memorial event was held in his honor Feb. 22.  Maddieson worked with colleagues, students and research...

Albuquerque is no stranger to fractals. The city is home to the Fractal Foundation, features fractal billboards around town, and even has a fractal hot air balloon, sponsored by the foundation. Fractals are infinitely complex patterns with never-ending...

Economics alumnus Charles Lehman (B.A. 1963) has donated $30,000 to the University of New Mexico for a campus-wide license of IMPLAN, the leading software for assessing economic impact. IMPLAN allows economists, geographers, planners, and other...