Diana Gamba has been named curator for UNM’s Museum of Southwestern Biology Herbarium. Her appointment continues a tradition of women leading advances in botany at The University of New Mexico.
The University of New Mexico is launching a commuter survey during Earth Month seeking feedback from students, staff, patients and visitors about how they travel to campus. Results may influence future transportation planning aimed at reducing single-occupancy vehicle use.
Victoriano Cárdenas received recognition for his horror novella ‘Casa de Sueños,’ inspired by local UNM history. His work draws from personal experience living near campus as well as classic gothic literature influences.
Mark Emmons will remain dean of UNM’s College of University Libraries and Learning Sciences until mid-2027 following an extension by Interim Provost Barbara RodrĂguez. A search for a new dean is planned for fall 2026 amid ongoing initiatives such as AI strategy development.
A University of New Mexico study examines nationwide social media posts on historic redlining using advanced mapping techniques. Researcher Yujian Lu found local demographics shape online conversations about past discrimination’s impact on present-day communities.
The University of New Mexico will host its annual fundraising event—UNM Big Give—on April 9. Supporters can help fund student programs through donations that may be matched or enhanced via special challenges.
The University of New Mexico’s Office of Sustainability has announced several Earth Month events throughout April. Activities range from clean-ups to educational programs aimed at engaging students and staff in sustainability efforts. Organizers encourage broad participation across campus.
Ron Moorehead describes how his experience at The University of New Mexico shaped his path from aspiring law student to CEO of First Financial Credit Union. He emphasizes mentorship from faculty members like John Yeakel and highlights community-focused initiatives under his leadership.
Zachary Hammerle has been appointed director for Campus Recreation at The University of New Mexico following a national search. With extensive experience in higher education recreation programs,Hammerle will oversee key wellness initiatives benefiting students,faculty,and staff.
A University of New Mexico researcher has created one of the first concussion management frameworks designed specifically for college-level dancers, musicians,and actors—groups often left out by traditional protocols used for athletes.The new approach aims at safer recoveries while supporting academic progress.