The University of New Mexico

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Do you know a #UNMGrad with an inspiring story graduating this May? Help us tell their story by nominating them as an Inspiring Grad. Selected entries will be featured on the big screen at graduation! Submissions close March 31st!

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The University of New Mexico names Ryan Berryman as Vice President and Director of Athletics University of New Mexico President Garnett S. Stokes today announced the appointment of Ryan Berryman as Vice President and Director of Athletics, removing the interim tag from the role he has held si...

Interim no more! President Garnett S. Stokes today announced the appointment of Ryan Berryman as Vice President and Director of Athletics, the first Lobo alumnus to lead the department in the modern era.

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A group of cheerleaders in red and white uniforms celebrating indoors with colorful confetti in the air. They hold white pom-poms, and the background is decorated with festive banners.

Cheerleaders in red "Lobos" outfits and Lobo Louie hold small green and white basketballs.

A large group of people wearing red shirts forms stand, holding Lobo hand signs. In the front center Lobo Louie visible.

137 years young 🥹 Happy Lobo Day UNM!

The University of New Mexico and Nusenda Credit Union announce 10-year naming-rights partnership for University Arena – The Pit The University of New Mexico (UNM), UNM Sports Properties and Nusenda Credit Union (Nusenda) today announced a 10-year partnership that will provide an average annual value of $1.74 million in support...

UNM and Nusenda Credit Union are proud to announce a 10-year naming-rights partnership with an annual value of $1.74 million in support of UNM Athletics. With this partnership, University Arena – The Pit will be known as "The Pit - Powered by Nusenda."

Digital renderings of the UNM Humanities Building showcases a modern, rectangular building with large windows and adobe finishes. The structure is surrounded by trees and pathways. Silhouetted figures can be seen walking in the foreground, suggesting a lively, open space. The sky is clear, adding to the inviting atmosphere. The bottom half features the building at night, with bright windows illuminating the night.

A detailed architectural model of a modern building is displayed on a table. The model includes minimalistic design features with small trees and pathways surrounding the structure. The focus is on the building's geometric form and layout.

Dean of Arts and Sciences stands at a wooden podium giving a presentation, with one arm raised. A blurred figure is in the foreground, and architectural models are on a table nearby.

A person in a red jacket gestures toward a detailed architectural model displayed on a table, depicting a modern building surrounded by trees.

Last week, UNM's College of Arts and Sciences gave a sneak peek at the new state-of-the-art Humanities Building, coming to a central campus near you.

Read more about the project here: artsci.unm.edu/hss/

A person sits in a red convertible car with the door open. They are wearing a red shirt with a white "89" emblem and jeans. The background features vintage signs, including a "Phillips 66" sign. The person is making the Lobo gesture with their hand.

People are sitting on stools at a diner counter, wearing red shirts with the words "Lobo Day" and the University of New Mexico logo on the back. The setting has vibrant red lighting and a retro style decor.

Three people stand next to a red vintage Chevrolet parked outside a retro-style building. Two are facing away, wearing "Lobo Day" shirts, while the third person smiles at the camera. An American flag is visible in the background.

Three people wearing red shirts are holding up their hands to the camera with the Lobo hand gesture, smiling at the camera. They are outdoors with a clear sky in the background.

137 never looked so good.

The 2026 Lobo Day t-shirt is here! And it's free to the first 137 students with a valid Lobo ID this Friday.

📍The SUB Atrium
⏰ 11:45 AM this Friday 2/27

Can't make it to Lobo Day? The Bookstore will have you covered with shirts for sale.

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Four hockey players are on the ice during a game, wearing different team uniforms, two CU and two UNM. They are actively engaged in play.

Hockey helmets arranged on a team bench, each displaying the Lobo's logo. Players in white jerseys with red and turquoise accents and a large paw print are visible in the background.

UNM hockey team stands in a line on the ice, wearing matching jerseys with a large red paw print on the front. The arena is filled with spectators in the background.

As Team USA's women's hockey team vies for the gold medal at the Olympics, a new era of women's hockey is starting at home. The UNM Women’s Ice Hockey Club has completed its first season as the state’s first ACHA Division I collegiate women’s hockey program.

Read the full story:
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LoboLift launches to enhance evening safety on central campus UNM students are taking the lead in reimagining campus safety and mobility through LoboLift — a revitalized, student‑driven program offering free, peer‑to‑peer, on‑demand rides after dark on UNM’s cen...

Introducing LoboLift, created through collaboration between ASUNM and PATS, this new program provides students, staff and faculty a safe, convenient transportation option on campus after 6 p.m.

Read the full story on how it works and how you can request a ride:

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See you next week 😳

UNM's 2025 Year-in-Review highlights notable general news across campus Each year, University Communication and Marketing (UCAM) curates a Year-in-Review that captures the stories shaping the University of New Mexico—from campus milestones to research making an impact. Be...

Can't believe it's already 2026? Catch up on 2025's top stories spotlighting the achievements and moments that defined the year for UNM students, faculty, staff and alumni.

University of New Mexico names Ryan Berryman interim vice president and director of athletics University of New Mexico President Garnett S. Stokes has named Ryan Berryman as interim vice president and director of athletics, effective Jan. 1, 2026.

UNM is happy to welcome Ryan Berryman as Interim VP and Director of Athletics. A lifelong New Mexican and three-time UNM graduate, he will oversee all aspects of the UNM Department of Athletics.

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Aerial view of the Cherry on Top UNM hot air balloon in front of a sprawling landscape featuring a river, green areas, and a distant mountain range.

Sunrise over the Sandia Mountains with tram cables visible in the foreground.

Two individuals in graduation attire and mariachi clothing perform on violins at a commencement ceremony.

Happy Statehood Day to The Land of Enchantment ⛰️ 🎈 🌞

Statue of a Lobo howling atop a snow-covered rock, surrounded by snow-dusted pine trees and falling snowflakes.

From December 24 through January 2, campuses will have reduced services and operations to allow for our staff and faculty to have a relaxing break. The social media team will be back online in 2026!

View of a packed basketball arena with spectators wearing red and white, gathered for a game at The Pit, University of New Mexico.

A view of a crowded stadium during a UNM football game, with spectators in team colors filling the stands and players on the field.

UNM is the only D1 university that went undefeated at home in Men's Basketball and Football in 2025.

We're looking forward to more of the same in 2026. 🐺 🏀 🏈

Illustration of a decorative ristra wreath featuring various icons and symbols associated with New Mexico, including the letters "NM" and "UNM" for the University of New Mexico. Icons such as chile peppers, Route 66 sign, and a Zia sun symbol are embedded within the red wreath, with a line of text at the bottom labeled "Chile & Silver."

'Tis the season for chile. 🌶️

Check out the UNM 2025 digital holiday card and download a few recipes that will warm you and your loved ones during festivities: www.unm.edu/holidaycard

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Graduate in red cap and gown and colorful stole smiles while holding a diploma at the graduation ceremony.

A service dog wearing a graduation cap and a vest attends the UNM Graduate ceremony. The dog is looking attentive and is being petted by a person next to a wheelchair.

UNM graduate smiling in cap and gown, surrounded by joyful friends and family at a graduation ceremony.

Goodbye students... hello alumni! Congrats Class of 2025! 🎓

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Luminarias line a curb at dusk with the Student Union Building adorned with luminarias in the background.

People gather under a starry sky outside the Student Union Building adorned with luminarias.

The oldest tradition on campus just never gets old.

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Submit a short video of you congratulating your #UNMGrad for a chance to appear on the big screen during graduation! Make your grad's special day one to remember. The deadline for submissions is December 4th!

https://bit.ly/37K859b

New Mexico’s educator pipeline is taking root at UNM At the University of New Mexico’s College of Education & Human Sciences (COEHS), momentum is building. Across urban and rural communities, on tribal lands and in border towns, more students are choosi...

All across the state, more students are choosing to teach. Read how the College of Education & Human Sciences is preparing the next generation of educators by preparing diverse teachers for diverse classrooms, expanding residencies and investing in faculty talent.

news.unm.edu/news/new-mex...

Inspiring UNM Grad from December 2024, Mackenzie Sydow, wearing a "Miss New Mexico USA" sash and a cherry graduation gown, smiling and making a Lobo hand sign, standing outdoors in a sunny area of UNM's campus.

Spring 2025 Inspiring UNM Grad Mark Freeland poses candidly with his partner in front of the UNM Memorial Chapel in his UNM graduation robes featuring a turquoise stole and an intricately beaded Lobo shield logo pendant.

Spring 2025 Inpiring Grad Hakim Bellamy in academic regalia with red stripes on a black robe, smiling near a concrete column, under a geometric ceiling at the UNM law school.

Do you have a Lobo graduating this fall who inspires others every day? Nominate them for an Inspiring #UNMGrad feature here: https://bit.ly/49abfAd

People attending a the UNM Alumni Veteran's Day Celebration and Remembrance in the UNM Alumni Chapel with a large American flag hanging at the front.

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A person wearing a green military uniform with a "Airborne" patch, sitting in a pew.

Person wearing a baseball cap labeled "Vietnam Vet" from behind, with blurred individuals in the background in front of the Alumni chapel.

Every year, UNM Alumni organizes a service at the Alumni Memorial Chapel honoring and thanking Lobos and all Veterans who have given their lives to the protection of their community. We are so appreciative of that sacrifice and commitment.

Heather Dyche Accepts Opportunity with U.S. Soccer After 11 Remarkable Seasons Leading the Lobos

From UNM to the world stage, women’s soccer head coach Heather Dyche has announced that she will be stepping down to accept an opportunity with U.S. Soccer, coaching the U.S. Under-23 Women’s National Team. Go Lobos and go Team USA!

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No student should go hungry. The Lobo Food Pantry allows students to fill one basket a day with food, toiletries and more. Food donations, monetary donations or Amazon wishlist purchases are always appreciated! Learn more about the Lobo Food Pantry and how to donate below:
bit.ly/3hztMHD

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Person in a yellow jacket petting a greyhound at a community outdoor event.

A person sitting on grass and petting a golden retriever while holding a smartphone.

A person pets a happy golden retriever lying on its back on grass at a park.

An intense class on belly rubs and head pats was held at the Duck Pond today. I hope everyone passed.

A view of a crowded basketball arena with spectators dressed predominantly in red, watching a game at The Pit. The court is brightly lit and players are lined up for the national anthem.

The Pit's gotten awful lonely... Good thing basketball is BACK at The Pit, starting tomorrow, Oct. 22, with women's basketball taking on Adams State and men's basketball taking on NAU next week on Oct. 30.

Get tickets here: golobos.evenue.net/list/GS

Research shows how Dust Bowl-type drought causes unprecedented productivity loss A global research effort led by Colorado State University, including The University of New Mexico, shows that extreme, prolonged drought conditions in grasslands and shrublands would greatly limit the...

A new global research effort found that extreme drought conditions in grasslands and shrublands would greatly limit the long-term health of crucial ecosystems that cover nearly half the planet. Read the full story:

Dust off your Lobo pride for UNM Homecoming 2025 Get ready to unleash your Lobo pride with the festivities at Homecoming 2025. This year’s theme, Desert Boots and Lobo Roots, celebrates the UNM legacy and embraces the spirit of the Southwest. Join u...

Happy Homecoming, Lobos! 🐺 Join the University of New Mexico Alumni Association and fellow alumni at events all week long, and get ready to cheer on the Lobos at this Saturday’s homecoming football game! Check out the full schedule below: bit.ly/3IGQ4uU

UNM launches Feasibility & Development Plan Study to modernize University Stadium and develop South Campus The University of New Mexico (UNM) is launching a comprehensive development planning and feasibility study to create a long-term vision and implementation action plan for modernizing University Stadiu...

The home of the Lobos, University Stadium, and the surrounding south campus area will be evaluated for changes that would modernize and improve the facilities.

🏈🐺🏈🐺🏈🐺

Read the story here for the exciting details: news.unm.edu/news/unm-lau...

UNM-Gallup solar technician course offers bright future ZUNI, N.M. — Five students from The University of New Mexico-Gallup's new solar technician program gathered with their instructors on a sunny day in late August to determine the best placement to inst...

UNM-Gallup's new 12-week solar technician program is already having a positive impact on local communities. Students are getting hands-on experience installing solar in rural and Native American communities in need of electricity. Read more about the program and its impact: bit.ly/3Vxmvyv

Visitors at Lobos y Lowriders examining a variety of vintage vehicles displayed outdoors under bright sunlight.

Group of flamenco dancers performing outdoors, wearing traditional black and red attire.

Lobo Louie and Lucy standing in front of a classic car at Lobos y Lowriders.

Classic cars with open hoods displayed at Lobos y Lowriders, highlighting their detailed engines and vintage designs.

Lobos y Lowriders cruised onto campus yesterday, low and slow 🛞