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UNM’s School of Public Administration (SPA) is not only celebrating the launch of an entirely new, groundbreaking program, but public service itself. On Sept. 26, SPA welcomed the greater campus and Albuquerque community to commemorate the official...

Sports fans and spirited students alike will reignite a tradition of school spirit at Red Rally, Thursday, Sept. 14. The annual pep rally takes place at 8 p.m. at Johnson Field. Thousands of Lobos are anticipated to turn out for the burning of the...

Since its creation in the 1960s as a safe haven for Black students, African American Student Services (AASS) at the University of New Mexico, a product of student advocacy, has provided a welcoming environment for a diverse community of Lobos. The...

Enrollment at The University of New Mexico in Albuquerque is on the rise once again, highlighted by the University’s largest first-year class of all time. New first-year student registrations at the Albuquerque campus for Fall 2023 are up 3.1 percent,...

University of New Mexico expands mental health resources through partnership with TimelyCare   The University of New Mexico has partnered with TimelyCare, higher education’s most trusted virtual health and well-being provider, to offer students free...

The University of New Mexico School of Architecture and Planning recently hosted its annual Architecture and Design Summer Academy (ADSA) for high school students in Santa Fe, New Mexico. This interactive and hands-on summer academy provided students...

The University of New Mexico is home to an array of campus resource centers and support programs that promote academic and communal success for all students, staff and faculty navigating campus life. Each center supports different elements of student...

New Mexico found itself at ground zero of a changed world on July 16, 1945 when scientists from the newly created Los Alamos National Laboratory detonated the world’s first atomic bomb, exposing nearby communities to radiation. Just 34 years later to the...

Field Camp is an immersive capstone course for geology majors in the Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences, and as 2023 student Ben Thorp says, “it rocks!” During this three-week course, students...

This summer, graduate students from throughout the globe had the opportunity to come together to learn from some of the leading experts within the field of stable isotopes at IsoCamp. This internationally renowned two-week short course is dedicated to...