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The University of New Mexico Honors College has selected two Fellows for Academic Year 2014-15: Gary Weissmann, Earth and Planetary Sciences and Matt Hofer, English. A third Distinguished Fellow, Shawn Berman from the Anderson School of Management, ...

How do you interest students in building things so small they can’t be seen by the unaided human eye?  At UNM, faculty members know that is where the most sophisticated manufacturing capabilities – the jobs that will pay the best are likely to be. But ...

The UNM Board of Regents authorized the acquisition of the old First Baptist Church property at Broadway and Central in a special meeting. Purchase of the property will give the economic development project an actual physical home.

With a ceremonial putt, improvements at the UNM North Golf Course were dedicated by officials from Bernalillo County, the University of New Mexico and surrounding neighborhood associations. 

When UNM began to focus on economic development, there was a promise to monitor progress. Now, a survey to help measure public perception and prioritize issues for the coming year has been developed. “UNM is committed to being a contributor to ...

The University of New Mexico Communication and Marketing Department (UCAM) is always looking for the best way to tell potential students what life is like on campus. This year, a team of undergraduate students took on the job and the institutional ...

Researchers from the University of New Mexico and Northwestern University report evidence for potentially oceans worth of water deep beneath the United States. Though not in the familiar liquid form – the ingredients for water are bound up in rock ...

University of New Mexico international alumna Martina Chamrad recently finished directing her graduate film “HJEM – Living at the End of the World”, a story about life in the city of Hammerfest, located in Norway. The film was recently awarded Best ...

This morning, the Legislative Finance Committee took up the topic of improving teacher and school leadership preparation during its hearing at NMSU in Las Cruces and got expert advice from Harvard.

This week on New Mexico in Focus, national landmarks are among the country’s most important and iconic sites, and now they face real threats from rising sea levels, fires and epic floods. A new report from the Union of Concerned Scientists is sounding