College of Arts & Sciences

For years, Ivan Deutsch has toiled in the Department of Physics and Astronomy at the University of New Mexico trying to crack the code. His research, along with his colleagues at the Center for Quantum Information and Control, or CQuIC, is focused on ...

Well-known obesity expert Joe Nadglowski, president and CEO of the Obesity Action Coalition, recently visited the University of New Mexico and presented two informative lectures related to obesity, the stigma that surrounds it and how obesity affects ...

A group of six seniors in the UNM Department of Communication & Journalism are volunteering their time this week to raise awareness of the link between literacy and public health. The seniors are working with the non-profit agency Reading Works, Inc. ...

The University of New Mexico Biology Undergraduate Society, or BUGS, hosts an educational outreach event titled Wolf Fest 2014 on Friday, April 11 on Smith Plaza in front of Zimmerman Library from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. The event’s goal is to raise awarenes

UNM C&J earns grant for innovation in journalism education The University of New Mexico Communication & Journalism department is one of a dozen winners of the Challenge Fund for Innovation in Journalism Education grant, as announced by the Online News ...

University of New Mexico Regents Professor Emeritus Russell Goodman has been invited to teach in the Philosophy Summer School in China, a 25-year-old program established by the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences and the Royal Institute of Philosophy (U.K.).  Eighty graduate ...

The UNM Sustainability Studies Program has announced a new partnership between the Agri-Cultura Network and La Montanita Co-op. Starting in May, the on-campus Co-op Grab & Go location, next to the UNM Bookstore on main campus, will be the weekly ...

University of New Mexico American Studies Professor A. Gabriel Meléndez has been awarded a Fulbright Senior Teaching Fellowship to Eger, Hungary, where he will teach at Eszterházy Károly College for the fall 2014 semester. Meléndez will teach, lecture ...

The research is difficult, the conditions uncomfortable and the results are amazing.  Artifacts that were last seen and used by humans hundreds or thousands of years ago are appearing in the mud and water of melting glaciers in the northernmost reaches...

University of New Mexico Assistant Professor of Anthropology, Rhonda Brulotte will travel to Oaxaca, Mexico this later this year.