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The union representing graduate student workers won a 6% raise but their pay is still less than half the local cost of living.

UNM has launched an app called LoboEats that helps connect food insecure students with meals around campus.

"The technology can help government, local authorities, and water companies identify where improvements need to be made."

BY SATYA WITTPrincipal Lecturer at UNM AlbuquerqueMember of United Academics of UNM Higher education in New Mexico is in state of crisis. Despite experiencing a boom in student enrollment, thanks to transformative opportunities like the Opportunity Scholarship, our growing student populations have fewer faculty to teach them because significant numbers of faculty are leaving higher…

Earlier this semester, the University of New Mexico’s Basic Needs Project — in collaboration with the New Mexico Higher Education Department — sent out a survey to 27 universities and colleges statewide to collect data on the basic needs of students, faculty and s...

University of New Mexico senior Blake Hautzinger had heard the jokes about eating a lot of ramen in college. But they didn’t seem the type who would need to worry: The child of college educated parents who paid for tuition and fees to subsidize a...

Pastor William Stein is the co-founder of Bronco’s Kitchen, where he shops, cooks and serves free, home cooked meals to college students in the Kalamazoo area. Pastor Stein, who has

CHARLESTON — The West Virginia School Building Authority awarded Lincoln County Schools a total of $24,746,460 to build a new school.

As places of worship climb back from the coronavirus pandemic, many are reckoning with a new reality: some congregants may never return in person.

Most students enrolled half-time or more in college typically aren't eligible for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), sometimes known as