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This year’s second annual, two-week Lovin’ on Little Lobos drive successfully benefited children admitted to the Newborn Intensive Care Unit (NBICU) at the University of New Mexico Children’s Hospital, according to event coordinators.
Tuesday afternoon Dr. Tyson E.J. Marsh discussed the history of African-American culture, neoliberalism and, ultimately, what it means to be Black, in his lecture, “Everybody Wants to be Black Until It’s Time to be Black.”
A current project by UNM’s Physical Plant Department (PPD) aims to increase water conservation numbers on campus. This comes on the heels of the Albuquerque Bernalillo County Water Utility Authority’s recent announcement that daily water usage per capita is at a record low of 127 gallons for the area in 2015.
It’s no secret that homelessness has been a growing issue in Albuquerque, with 1,639 homeless individuals identified in the city in 2011 alone, according to cabq.gov.
An open house will be held tomorrow from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. in the Jackson Student Center (west of the Anderson School of Management on the UNM Campus) for those who are pursuing or are interested in pursuing a Master of Business Administration (MBA), Master of Accounting or Master of Science in Information Systems and Assurance degree.
During September 2015, Brandi Fink, assistant professor at the UNM Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, began a research study exploring a pattern between alcohol and domestic violence.
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Next month, the University of New Mexico Healthy and Fit Children’s Clinic’s partner, the Live Fit Family Challenge Program, will begin sessions.
A sophomore computer science major, is among the winners of the L. Ron Hubbard Writers and Illustrators of the Future Contest.
University of New Mexico Associate Professor of Sociology Jessica Goodkind spearheaded the Refugee Well-being Project (RWP) here on campus in 2006, and it has since blossomed into a program that benefits all parties involved.
A panel of 10 Muslim women answered questions and discussed various topics during Sunday’s lecture, Muslim Women Speak.
University of New Mexico alumna Cristal Everette and her husband recently unveiled their new small business, esQape it!, a unique gaming experience based on various escape rooms, an idea born from lessons she learned at UNM.
Grey Gustafson, a graduate student at UNM studying biology, has discovered and named a new species of whirligig beetle in the southeastern United States.
Perhaps Saint Francis of Assisi was right when he said that when people give, they also receive something in return.
Now through Dec. 12, the exhibit titled “Vernacular in Place: Old and New Topographic Photography”, will be on view in the Van Deren Coke Gallery. The exhibit ties past and current photography styles together.
There are many people who hold Halloween recollections and traditions close to their hearts. From wearing costumes and watching Halloween classics with family, to making festive foods and decorating for parties, there is something for everyone.
On Sunday night, 7-year-old UNMH leukemia relapse patient Nieves Garcia participated in his first Light the Night Walk with his family.
From a crumbling or missing sidewalk to missing curb ramps to difficult-to-access bus stops, pedestrian obstacles can be viewed as either unnoticeable or as a major issue. Numair Latif found that the UNM area is no different.
For the first time, UNM is engaging freshmen in research projects traditionally reserved for upperclassmen through the First Year Research Experience program.
The National Geographic Young Explorers Grants workshop, which is being held this Saturday at UNM, aims to inspire future explorers, researchers and conservationists to use their program to see the world and share new discoveries.
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