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An effort to enter into the global conversation is the driving force behind a new exhibit at Parish Library in the Anderson Schools of Management.  The exhibit of vinyl art came from a project conceived in spring 2014 by the student group...

More than 2.5 inches of rain fell in two hours in the vicinity of the UNM campus Friday night and early Saturday morning causing a vareity of problems as water overwhelmed the drainage systems, backed up in low-lying areas and entered under doors, flow

The University of New Mexico has been selected to receive the APPA Award for Excellence for 2014. The award, presented to the UNM Physical Plant Department (PPD), is APPA’s highest institutional honor and is designed to highlight, recognize and ...

After an extensive review process, the University of New Mexico University Libraries (UL) purchased a new web-based cataloging and acquisition system that will be implemented over the next year.

Digital Initiatives Librarian and Assistant Professor in the College of University Libraries and Learning Sciences Kevin Comerford is taking on a new role as a community representative for the Digital Library of America (DPLA).

After extensive research and planning the Zimmerman Library Learning Commons construction will begin at the end of the Spring Semester with an expected opening at the beginning of the Fall 2014 semester

Zimmerman Library, one of the most beloved buildings on the University of New Mexico campus will be featured in a documentary on KNME at 7 p.m.  The documentary “Zimmerman@75: The heart of the campus” was produced by Aracely Chapa...

“The word death is not pronounced in New York, in Paris, in London, because it burns the lips. The Mexican, in contrast, is familiar with death, jokes about it, caresses it, sleeps with it, celebrates it. 

As students return to campus this week, they will see many small changes.  That’s because UNM’s Physical Plant Department has spent the break working on cleaning buildings, painting and completing remodeling projects.

It is a little easier to see when walking along the north side of Zimmerman Library these days. The landscaped area at the northwest corner of the building is no longer the dark forest because a group of ASUNM students were able to get