The Division of Student Affairs is rolling out Student Affairs Assessment professional development workshops in spring 2025. Informed by the ACPA Assessment Skills and Knowledge Standards…
Autumn Collins retired on Wednesday, Jan. 1 after a remarkable career with UNM Career Services. Dr. Jenna Crabb wants to express our collective gratitude for her incredible dedication and service…
Picture The University of New Mexico landscape today—new modernized buildings sprinkled into the historic pueblo-style scenery surrounding the Duck Pond, computers on every desktop, digital sign…
Green. It can symbolize so many things: wealth, envy, trees, the nudge to start moving at a traffic light, and even the Vice President for Student Affairs (VPSA) office in Scholes Hall. …
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 Dev…
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 ma…
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 …
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 par…
On Saturday, Oct. 26, the Daily Lobo won four awards for investigative, news and opinion writing at the New Mexico Press Association Better Newspaper Contest.
All awards were a part of the Weekly Cla…
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 commun…