Schools and Colleges

In a prelude to the Tamarind Institute's 50th anniversary symposium and exhibit, Chiaroscuro presents "Tamarind Turns 50!" featuring recent lithographs celebrating collaborative printmaking, June 4-July 3, at 708 Canyon Rd., Santa Fe. The opening ...

Professor Emeritus of History Jake Spidle is the featured speaker for the Albuquerque Historical Society's program, "Tuberculosis to Outer Space: The Saga of the Lovelace Medical Center and the Two Doctors Lovelace," on Saturday, June 19 at 1 p.m. at the ...

A special event hosted by the College of Education's Comadre a Comadre program honoring breast cancer survivors will be held Friday, June 4, from 5:30 to 8 p.m. in Ballroom A at the UNM Student Union Building. Titled, "A Celebration of Life" or ...

The University Communication & Marketing department is making changes to its UNM Today online news format. The site is switching to a format that reflects more of a news agency style. Viewers will still see stories about research, students and faculty ...

School of Engineering students are in the final stages of testing and driver training for the 2010 Formula SAE® Competition set for Wednesday-Saturday, June 16-19, in Fontana, Calif. For three semesters, the team has worked on designing, testing, and ...

The UNM Wellness Challenge is Employee Health Promotion Program's (EHPP) newest wellness initiative aimed to assist participants in improving their overall wellness through fitness and nutrition. The eight-week program includes biometric measurements, ...

A new issue of Dawn of Nations Today is now available online. The student-staffed news publication covers Native American affairs from the campus to the national level. Articles in the current edition cover the Navajo Nation presidential elections, ...

On Saturday, May 22, during what is usually a routine lowering of the water level for cleaning the UNM Duck Pond, a larger than normal amount of sludge caused water levels to decline more rapidly than what was anticipated. As a result, the water level ...

Rajan Gupta, Ph.D. from the Nuclear and Particle Physics, Astrophysics and Cosmology Group at Los Alamos National Laboratory presented at talk at Zimmerman Library in April titled, "Geospatial Cognition and Understanding of Global Energy Systems."His ...

More than 13,000 years ago, millions of large mammals such as mammoths, mastodon, shrub-ox, bison, ground sloths and camels roamed the Americas and may have had profound influences on the environment according to research in a paper titled, "Methane ...