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The University of New Mexico Staff Council is gearing up for its third annual community volunteer project.

The University of New Mexico’s Staff Council is hosting a staff recognition luncheon to celebrate Homecoming week.

In celebration of the 25th anniversary of the UNM Staff Council, committee members dressed as Superheroes recently to remind staff members that they are all a super important part of helping the university run efficiently and smoothly.

UNM Recycling began in the early ‘90s and has grown to an operation recycling more than 25,000 tons of materials and reclaimed water each and every year. This program recently unveiled a revised logo, which can now be seen on the various recycling vehicles driving around campus.

The UNM Staff Council hosts "Loborrito," a free burrito breakfast for UNM staff members Thursday, July 16 from 7:30 a.m. to 9 a.m. in the Student Union Building, Ballrooms A, B & C, and on the HSC Plaza at North Campus. This year’s theme is "Super...

New members of the UNM Staff Council have been sworn into office and an executive committee has been elected for the coming year. Crystal Davis is the new Staff Council president, Danelle Callen is the president-elect. Mary Clark will serve another term...

There’s a new time capsule buried in the front yard of the University of New Mexico Faculty Staff Club. It is a representation of all things UNM from 2015, from a class catalog to notes and poetry from staff members to the future staff of the university....

The University of New Mexico recently hosted 25 teams for the American Cancer Society’s annual Relay for Life, and even though inclement weather forced the event to relocate, spirits remained high in support of university community members and others...

University of New Mexico President Robert Frank, Provost Chaouki Abdallah and Staff Council President Reneé Delgado-Riley signed a memorandum of understanding setting up an annual award for outstanding supervisors.

Thirty years ago, the first Relay for Life, hosted by the American Cancer Society (ACS), was held in Tacoma, Wash. Dr. Gordy Klatt walked and ran around his local track for 24 hours to raise money for ACS. His efforts raised $27,000.