College of Arts & Sciences

Summer school at the University of New Mexico is in full swing. This year, UNM offers an array of classes across all 20 departments and 10 interdisciplinary programs, a larger diversity of upper division courses and more scheduling options than ever ...

The University of New Mexico Institute for Social Research conducted a study for the City of Albuquerque on the cost and benefits of housing the homeless in the city. Results of the Albuquerque Heading Home Initiative reveal that it is cost effective ...

A new study conducted by The Mind Research Network (MRN) in Albuquerque found that youth 12 to 18 who commit homicide have very different brains than other serious juvenile offenders who have not committed a homicide. The findings of the study, ...

Donald Colgett Cutter Sr., UNM professor emeritus of history, died Friday, April 4, at the age of 92. Services are set for Sunday, June 1 at 2 p.m. at Immanuel Presbyterian Church, 114 Carlisle Blvd. SE; with interment at Santa Fe National Cemetery on Monday, June 2 at 10:30 a.m. Cutter's children invite those who would like to celebrate the life and legacy of their father to attend.

Communicating the value and the importance behind science research is essential for a number of reasons as students learned this past semester in the course “Communicating Science: How to enthuse the public about science and engineering and your ...

Generation Justice is accepting applications for its 2014/2015 journalism fellowship. The fellowship is open to recent college graduates or current students with a background in media making, communications, or journalism. The fellowship has taken the ...

Would you be interested in a shower you could program to flow just the way you want it? That’s the project sponsors of the Innovation Design Clinic capstone design course suggested to students. The course covers two semesters and students must address

Anthropology graduate student William Taylor is spending his summer field season in Mongolia searching for information about how early inhabitants interacted with horses. Taylor is interested in people of the “Deer Stone-Khirigsuur” culture, who lived ...

The New Mexico Space Grant Consortium (NMSGC) at New Mexico State University recently awarded undergraduate scholarships and graduate fellowships to five Arts and Sciences students at the University of New Mexico totaling $40,000.

Her name is Naia, and for thousands and thousands of years, the skeleton of this young woman was buried underwater in an elaborate cave system in the Yucatan Peninsula after she had apparently fallen into what was then a dry deep pit. Now, a team of...