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UNM hires new athletic director from University of Texas
The University of New Mexico selected Fernando Lovo from the University of Texas to take over as athletic director.
University of New Mexico Children’s Hospital to host diaper drive at UNM vs. Gonzaga game
With thousands of people expected to watch the University of New Mexico Lobo Women’s Basketball team take on Gonzaga ...
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UNM names University of Texas administrator as its new athletic director
UNM president Garnett Stokes announced Sunday the school has appointed University of Texas athletics administrator Fernando ...
Black bear population growing in New Mexico
The New Mexico Department of Game and Fish said the black bear population is steadily growing thanks to improved conservation ...
UNM names new athletic director
UNM President Garnett Stokes announced Fernando Lovo will be the university's 14th vice president and director of athletics.
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Lobo football players donate NIL money to provide community Thanksgiving meals
Athletes from the University of New Mexico are using their hard-earned money and time off to help New Mexicans have a warm ...
Improper spending found at Western New Mexico University
Hundreds of purchases by Western New Mexico University leadership were deemed non-compliant. The investigation came after ...
UNM receives millions in funding from GO Bond for renovations and a new building
New Mexico voters approved hundreds of millions of dollars for higher education earlier this month and the University of New ...
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State auditor slams lavish spending at Western New Mexico University. Will leaders face any consequences?
Nearly a year after Searchlight New Mexico first exposed WNMU President Joseph Shepard’s big spending on international ...
Multiple people displaced after apartment fire in SE Albuquerque: AFR
The complex was evacuated, with the fire being controlled within 15 minutes. AFR said one apartment had heavy fire, smoke, ...
Former senator, UNM professor remembered as advocate for Native rights, liberal causes
Fred Harris, a former U.S. senator from Oklahoma who later moved to New Mexico and became a professor at the University of New Mexico, died on Saturday at age 94. Born in 1930, Harris was a Democrat ...