Schools and Colleges

Associate Professor John Carr, of the University of New Mexico’s Department of Geography & Environmental Studies, has been awarded the University of Canterbury’s Visiting Erskine Fellowship for the spring of 2016.

The University of New Mexico’s Staff Council is hosting a staff recognition luncheon to celebrate Homecoming week.

A half century after she entered UNM as a freshman, Karen Abraham is retiring from her position as associate vice president of alumni relations and executive director of the Alumni Association. A beloved campus and community leader, Karen earned three...

For more than 20 years, the University of New Mexico has been a proud supporter of the United Way of Central New Mexico, raising millions of dollars since the campaign’s inception. The 2015 fundraising effort began Oct. 1 and will run through Nov. 19.

The private club for University of New Mexico employees now has a new name. Formerly known as the Faculty and Staff Club, it’s now called the University Club.  

The UNM Art Museum hosts a community gathering and discourse-driven event, where community members are invited to participate in conversations about the complex issues surrounding policing, civil rights, advocacy, healing and action.

The University of New Mexico Alumni Association will be collecting donated items Monday - Friday, Oct. 12-16, in support of the Ronald McDonald House Charities New Mexico (RMHC-NM) and Albuquerque Public Schools Title I Homeless Project as part of the sixth annual Homecoming Community Service Project.

On Tuesday, Oct. 13 at 6 p.m. in Rodey Theatre, artist Nick Cave along with curator Kymberly Pinder, will hold a discussion about Cave’s work, which is displayed in the UNM Art Museum’s newest exhibit Necessary Force: Art in the Police ...

For more than 20 years, the University of New Mexico has been a proud supporter of the United Way of Central New Mexico, raising millions of dollars since the campaign’s inception. Once again, UNM is kicking off its annual fundraising effort for the national nonprofit’s local office.

The University of New Mexico School of Public Administration (SPA) has named Kun Huang as coordinator for its Master of Health Administration degree program.