College of Arts & Sciences

The University of New Mexico's Department of Biology hosts its 22nd annual Research Day on Friday, April 5 in Castetter Hall. Preceding the event, Thursday, April 4, the department hosts a lecture and presentation of student research celebrating ...

The University of New Mexico Institute for Medieval Studies hosts its 28th Spring Lecture Series, "Medieval Myths and Monsters," a series of six lectures and a concert, Monday, April 15 through Thursday, April 18. The lectures are in Woodward Hall, room ...

Africana Studies, in conjunction with the Division of Equity and Inclusion, Office of the Provost, Robert Wood Johnson Center and the Department of American Studies, presents two lectures around "The Emancipation Proclamation: 150 Years Later" on the ...

Beginning Wednesday, March 28, the University of New Mexico's Sustainability-364 Growers' Market Practicum students host a series of films on food, agriculture, health and sustainability. A film will be shown at Mitchell Hall every Wednesday through ...

Ramón Arzápalo Marín, a Latin American & Iberian Institute Visiting Scholar from the Instituto de Investigaciones Antropológicas at the Universidad Nacional Autónoma de Mexico, presents, "The Colonial Maya Texts: Recent Contributions to the Theory of ...

Frederick Nunn, professor emeritus of history and international studies, Portland State University, presents, "Threads of History or, the Chile of the Arpilleras: Studies in Imagination, Perspectives, and Intrigue," on Wednesday, March 20 from 4 - 5 p.m. ...

The University of New Mexico has received two grants in continued support of its PREP and IMSD Programs in the Department of Biology. The grants, totaling nearly $5 million over four years, were awarded through the National Institutes of Health (NIH).The ...

Molly Nelson, UNM master's candidate in Latin American Studies and Art History, curated an exhibit currently on display in the Herzstein Latin American Reading Room on the second floor of Zimmerman Library on the UNM campus. With support from the Latin ...

When Associate Professor of Economics Matias Fontenla took students down to Nicaragua to see how economics play out on the ground, he was impressed that the students took on the task ...

The University of New Mexico Maxwell Museum presents a Ruth E. Kennedy Memorial lecture, "Soiled Doves and Sympathetic Cops: Discourses of Punishment and Redemption in Housing for the Urban Poor," with Andrea M. Lopez, on Thursday, March 7 at 4 p.m. at ...