New Mexico Recognizes November as National Career Development Month
November 14, 2024
New Mexico Governor, Michelle Lujan Grisham and Secretary of State, Maggie Toulouse Oliver, recently officially proclaimed November as National Career Development Month. The “National Career Development Month” proclamation highlights the importance of nurturing professional growth and prioritizing lifelong career development and professional empowerment for our state’s residents.

Little Lobo Holiday Wish Fund
November 12, 2024
For the second year, the Dean of Students Office in collaboration with the UNM Children’s Campus and Division of Student Affairs is encouraging the campus community to come together and make the season a little brighter for our students who are parents of young children through the Little Lobo Holiday Wish Fund (LLHWF).

Daily Lobo Wins Four New Mexico Press Association Awards
November 5, 2024
The Daily Lobo won first and second place for investigative reporting. The awards were for coverage on the University of New Mexico Police Department’s lack of body cameras, as well as coverage on UNM's noncompliance with a federal crime transparency law. Both stories were written by now-editors Lily Alexander and Lauren Lifke.

First Gen Proud Celebration
November 5, 2024
Did you know that nearly half of the student body at the University of New Mexico are first-generation students? While the definition of first-generation varies—a student with neither parent having received a four-year degree—they are trailblazers, go-getters, and are First-Gen Proud!

VMRC Veteran's Week Events
November 5, 2024
The Veteran & Military Resource Center is excited to announce upcoming Veterans Week activities, beginning Friday, Nov. 8, and continuing through Friday, Nov., 15. Everyone is invited to participate in various events to honoring our veterans and recognize our faculty and staff.

Celebrate American Indian Heritage Month with AISS
November 1, 2024
UNM’s American Indian Student Services, Native American Studies, Center for Native American Health, and several chartered student organizations have collaborated to engage the university community in learning and discovering more about the Indigenous experience and perspective. The entire campus community is invited to attend and participate in a variety of public and cost-free educational, social, cultural, and artistic programming initiatives throughout the month of November. Visit the AISS American Indian Heritage Month events page for a complete schedule.