College of Arts & Sciences
By Marissa Lucero
December 09, 2020
Education helped save his life. Steven Trujeque, the father of two, was headed toward a future of incarceration and, possibly, a dance with death.
“At that point in time, in my life, I was looking for anything. I kept telling myself I need to find a way...
By Rachel Whitt
December 06, 2020
UNM senior Barry Ore’s energy is infectious. His spirit and drive can be felt even from across the computer screen during a Zoom interview. He’s one of many Lobos whose life was upended by COVID-19, which forced UNM students, faculty and staff to adjust...
December 05, 2020
U.S. Senator Tom Udall thanked University of New Mexico senior Manuela Ramirez Cruz for her work in his Washington, D.C., office as a legislative intern. During her tenure working on Capitol Hill, Ramirez Cruz worked closely with the legislative...
December 04, 2020
The Maxwell Museum at Anthropology recently welcomed a new curator of Archaeology, Kari Schleher, who holds a joint position as assistant professor in the Department of Anthropology. Schleher earned her Ph.D. in Anthropology from UNM in 2010. She comes...
By Mary Beth King
December 03, 2020
Anyone who took high school biology might have encountered the genus Drosophila. Also known as the fruit fly or the vinegar fly, the insect is prized by researchers because they have a simple, prolific reproductive cycle, making it easy to study many...
By Gabriel Sanchez
December 01, 2020
New Mexicans want a redistricting process they can trust, finds a new survey released by the UNM Center for Social Policy.
A poll of 500 random sample registered and likely voters in New Mexico revealed a desire for more competitiveness, transparency,...
December 01, 2020
Office of Contract Archeology director Robert Dello-Russo will retire from The University of New Mexico in January. Dello-Russo joined UNM as OCA director in late 2013 and for the last seven years has ably led UNM’s nearly 50-year old cultural resources...
By Natalie Rogers
November 30, 2020
Language matters—spiritually, culturally, emotionally. Written and spoken words are an art form, a way for values and traditions to be passed down for generations. When a language is lost, part of that culture is lost. By the same measure, when language...
By Maggie Branch
November 30, 2020
A UNM assistant professor of linguistics is studying the Navajo language and Navajo verbs during Native American Heritage Month.
Assistant Professor Melvatha Chee studies how children under the age of 10 learn to use the Navajo verb. As the director of...
November 25, 2020
A research study at The University of New Mexico and the Mind Research Network (MRN) is picking up right where it left off after the pandemic slowed recruitment efforts. The study that aims to identify neurocognitive and neurobehavioral mechanisms of...
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