A nationally recognized psychologist will be on campus Thursday to discuss surveys that examine the policies and practices concerning prenatal drug exposure.
Each week in her philosophy class last semester Diana Gaughan had to be sharp. Really sharp.
UNM Professor Bob Busch recently received the national award for distinguished service from the American Nuclear Society's Nuclear Criticality Safety Division for his service in the field.
About 300 people gathered on the UNM campus Sunday to march down to Civic Plaza to pay tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
The words of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. reverberated through Rodey Theater Saturday as community members celebrated his birthday and discussed his impact on civil rights.
About 60 protesters held signs that said, "Hate Crimes Will Not Be Tolerated" and "Copper Lounge is Anti-queer" Thursday night outside of the bar in response to an alleged hate-crime altercation between employees and patrons in November.
The UNM Anderson Schools of Management is presenting "Club Daze" today from 5-7 p.m. and Wednesday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The event will be in the Anderson Schools of Management breezeway.
UNM Democrats and Republicans are compiling information and scheduling candidate visits to educate students about the gubernatorial race in November.
The UNM community will celebrate Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s birthday by participating in variety of activities this weekend.
About 1,650 letters left the Roger Williams University mailroom on Friday as part of the school's recent announcement that it is challenging all institutions of higher learning nationwide to follow its lead and offer academic scholarships to Afghan women.
Graduate student Jennifer Follstad Shah would not have been able to conduct research about Rio Grande water use and how its movement affects wildlife without outside funding.
In what is becoming a semi-annual ritual, the student government Finance Committee began the process Wednesday of raising the ASUNM fee paid by students from $14 to $20.
In the basement of the renovated bookstore, boxes and unplugged computers sit atop desks in cubicles where student organizations moved after SUB construction began nearly a year ago.
While campus construction remains a perennial inconvenience, University officials insist the orange cones, detours, dust and noise are all for a good cause.
For years they've warned of schoolyard pushers, of liquor stores that don't check IDs, of new drugs popping up in teenage bloodstreams.
Students interested in deciding where their student fees go will have the opportunity to share their opinions during a Student Fee Review Board town hall meeting Friday afternoon.
About 40 people shared stories about how Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. has affected their lives during a commemorative service in the UNM Alumni Chapel Tuesday.
UNM faculty and staff health insurance plans are up for bid after eight years of the same service, giving the University an opportunity to change employee benefits.
ALBUQUERQUE (AP) - Two middle school boys were arrested Tuesday in the slaying of an Albuquerque woman who was moving from her apartment because she no longer felt safe after a break-in.
SANTA TERESA, N.M. (AP) - The Santa Teresa port of entry into the state needs more inspectors and a new booth to accommodate a growing number of passenger vehicles, U.S. Sen. Pete Domenici said.
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