Schools and Colleges

Nobel Laureate John Hall is the featured speaker at the Center for High Technology Materials (CHTM) Distinguished Lecture Friday, May 6 at 10 a.m. The lecture titled, “Intracavity Nonlinear Spectroscopy, technical issues, and scientific opportunities,”...

In a new study published this week in the journal “Nature,” UNM Assistant Professor of Anthropology Melissa Emery Thompson is one of a group of researchers analyzing the way humans store fat and expend the energy from food.  

This week on New Mexico in Focus, producer Sarah Gustavus sits down with Amy Goodman, nationally-renowned journalist and host of DEMOCRACY NOW!, to talk about the 2016 elections and the value of independent media. Goodman was in New Mexico recently to...

Former UNM football player Katie Hnida has been named one of 30 Most Influential Women in College Sports. She was named no. 18 on the Sports Management Degree Guide list. Hnida is the first and only female to ever score in an FBS Division I football...

Garrett Adcock has been in the news for his intelligence, versatility on the Lobo football field, and most of all, for his extensive community service.

Students that have earned 60 or more credit hours at UNM and who have purchased a class ring can participate in the bi-annual UNM Ring Ceremony. At this event, students will receive their ring and learn about its traditions and symbolism. Students...

University of New Mexico Associate Professor John Zimmerman will be taking his expertise in ceramic sculpture and his interest in landscapes and geological history to the Fuping Pottery Art Village in the Shaanxi Province of China as part of an...

Eye-catching digital technologies will be on display to impress visitors at The University of New Mexico’s Interdisciplinary Film & Digital Media Program (IFDM) end-of-semester student showcase.  

Once you’ve been introduced to UNM’s Professor of Photography Jim Stone, it’s easy to recognize him on campus with his long white beard. Walking by, he exudes such coolness you want to give him high-five or a chin-nod. Recently, this anything-but-typical...

A new article in the journal “Nature” this week paints the outlines of a group of people who began to populate the land we know as modern day Europe starting 45,000 years ago. The article pieces together the work of researchers from dozens on...