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UNM study finds no link between sanctuary city status and increased crime

Research conducted by The University of New Mexico suggests there is no link between sanctuary city policies and increased crime rates.

By ABQ Times | Feb 18, 2025

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UNM explores expanding its presence in downtown Albuquerque

The City of Albuquerque and The University of New Mexico (UNM) have entered into a partnership to explore expanding UNM's presence in the downtown area.

By ABQ Times | Feb 18, 2025

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Advance faculty development workshops begin at UNM

By ABQ Times | Feb 18, 2025

The University of New Mexico (UNM) is set to commence its annual Advance faculty development workshops this week.

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Native American elder population growth highlights urgent need for improved healthcare access

By ABQ Times | Feb 17, 2025

Health professionals are actively working to enhance health care delivery for Native American elders and those with limited access across the United States.

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UNM-Taos HIVE leader Rose Reza honored with prestigious Taoseña Award

By ABQ Times | Feb 17, 2025

Rose Reza, the executive director of UNM-Taos HIVE, has been recognized as a 2025 Taoseña Award honoree.

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Valentine's Day spotlight on personal heart health amid American Heart Month

By ABQ Times | Feb 14, 2025

As Valentine's Day arrives, the focus on hearts extends beyond romantic gestures to emphasize personal heart health.

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New tech aims to boost safety for small railroads

By ABQ Times | Feb 14, 2025

Researchers at The University of New Mexico School of Engineering are contributing to a national effort to enhance railroad safety using advanced technologies.

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UNM Anderson School reveals 2025 Hall of Fame inductees

By ABQ Times | Feb 13, 2025

The UNM Anderson School of Management has revealed its 2025 Hall of Fame and Young Alumni honorees.

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UNM nursing students gain experience through rural community immersion

By ABQ Times | Feb 13, 2025

In New Mexico's rural areas, healthcare providers play a crucial role beyond treating patients.

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UNM professors receive NEH grants for humanities research

By ABQ Times | Feb 13, 2025

Two faculty members from the College of Arts and Sciences at The University of New Mexico have received research grants from the 2025 National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) program.

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Accessibility Resource Center announces director finalists' forums

By ABQ Times | Feb 13, 2025

The Division of Student Affairs has announced the finalists for the director position at the Accessibility Resource Center following a nationwide search.

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New study examines historical plant collections for future botanical research

By ABQ Times | Feb 13, 2025

A recent study by researchers from The University of New Mexico Biology Department and the Museum of Southwestern Biology explores historical plant collections to guide future botanical research.

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University of New Mexico launches survey to enhance campus safety

By ABQ Times | Feb 13, 2025

The University of New Mexico (UNM) has initiated a campus mobility survey aimed at enhancing safety and accessibility.

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University project challenges Oscars' traditional gender-based award categories

By ABQ Times | Feb 12, 2025

In a recent episode of "It’s (Probably) Not Rocket Science," students and faculty from a University of New Mexico Constitutional Law class proposed a change to the Oscars' gender-based award categories.

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UNM's neurosurgery residency gains full accreditation from ACGME

By ABQ Times | Feb 12, 2025

The University of New Mexico School of Medicine's Department of Neurosurgery has received full accreditation for its physician residency program from the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME).

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Researcher studies impact of night shifts on health

By ABQ Times | Feb 11, 2025

Barbara Harding, a researcher at the University of New Mexico's College of Population Health, is investigating how night shift work and artificial lighting affect human health.

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Fractals help decode human perception of trees through art

By ABQ Times | Feb 11, 2025

Albuquerque is a city familiar with fractals, hosting the Fractal Foundation and displaying fractal-themed billboards.

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Study finds asking for help reduces workplace exhaustion

By ABQ Times | Feb 10, 2025

In recent years, burnout has become a common term in discussions about workplace stress.

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New research uncovers predecessors of Red Lady using sedimentary ancient DNA

By ABQ Times | Feb 7, 2025

A recent study has shed light on the prehistoric human and animal populations that inhabited El Mirón Cave in northern Spain, preceding the famous "Red Lady of El Mirón."