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By Megan Borders
December 08, 2025
An ancient Greek philosopher once said, “The only constant in life is change.” Guillermo Caraveo knows this as well as anyone. He has become highly adept at pivoting through the many detours life has given him.
This fall semester, Caraveo will graduate...
By Simon Reseigh
November 21, 2025
Students in The University of New Mexico’s Constitutional Law (Rights) class received an unexpected educational opportunity when two of the nation’s leading Title IX experts visited as guest online speakers.
Dan Schorr and Alyssa-Rae McGinn, co-hosts of...
By Alexa Skonieski
August 22, 2025
The initiative will build a national-level, fully open AI ecosystem to drive scientific discovery through AI and, in doing so, will also advance the science of AI itself.
By Alexa Skonieski
February 20, 2025
Every February, teens and young adults nationwide share their stories of survival and raise awareness about domestic violence during Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month. That’s why the Albuquerque Bar Association hosted a presentation to recognize and...
By Alexa Skonieski
February 18, 2025
Do sanctuary cities lead to more crime? While some believe cities that hold the sanctuary title have a higher crime rate because of it, research from The University of New Mexico shows otherwise. The findings from a 2017 study, published by UNM Political...
By Alexa Skonieski
October 22, 2024
Your favorite celebrity can often influence parts of your life through the music you listen to or even the outfits you wear but could a celebrity also influence who you vote for in an election?
That's a question many researchers, including University of...
By Alexa Skonieski
July 23, 2024
A group of Political Science students at The University of New Mexico had the chance to learn about a historic U.S. Supreme Court case from one of the main people involved in the worldwide scandal.
During the 2024 spring semester in UNM’s Constitutional...
By Dani Rae Wascher
June 26, 2024
Although the congressional floor in Washington D.C. may appear tumultuous today, the up-and-coming future leaders and politicians are demonstrating a different perspective to get things done. This is exactly what transpired at the nation’s first-ever...
By Mary Beth King
June 11, 2024
The Political Science Honors Program at The University of New Mexico gives undergraduate students a taste of graduate school, along with the opportunity to explore the research process and write a senior thesis about their research with the help of faculty mentors...
May 28, 2024
A new, timely book written by two UNM political science professors is diving into the critical issue of abortion politics.
Johns Hopkins University Press has just published, Regulating Abortion: The Politics of U.S. Abortion Policy, by Deborah R....
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