There’s a new vending machine in the hallways of Marie Hughes Elementary School in Northwest Albuquerque, but this one is unique.
Attorneys for the New Mexico Public Education Department have agreed on the need to draft a “remedial action plan†to implement educational reforms ordered in the landmark 2018 Yazzie-Martinez lawsuit, but they disagree with opposing counsel …
On Monday, the New Mexico Supreme Court declined to issue an opinion in a case brought against the state by the Zuni and Gallup-McKinley school boards challenging the constitutionality of the way the state funds school facilities. The justice…
Cottonwood Classical Preparatory School celebrated on Monday the completion of several new facilities projects and honored a beloved recently retired teacher who had been with the institution since its founding 16 years ago.
Strolling the campus at New Mexico Tech in Socorro, you might come across birds that don’t look quite right.
If you ask Jimmy Carter Middle School teacher Matthew Campbell what got him into teaching, it certainly wasn’t the expectation that he would be rewarded for his work.
A former Western New Mexico University employee filed ethics complaints Thursday against the Silver City institution’s president, Joe Shepard, alleging he has reimbursed himself over $220,000 from the WNMU foundation since 2015 and tried to c…
If you ask Reed Bobroff what poetry means to him, you'd get a pretty unique answer: freedom. "Poetry to me means freedom," he said. "Freedom of expression. Poetry has no rules on grammar, form or punctuation, but it gives me the tools to expr…
Two dozen charter school teachers throughout the state were named by a nonprofit to leadership programs with two distinct objectives: creating innovative learning opportunities for students in the classroom and advocating for educational refo…
Construction has begun on the new Center for Collaborative Arts & Technology (CCAT) on the University of New Mexico campus. The 60,000-square foot facility will house the UNM College of Fine Arts. It will be located on the southeast corne…
Fernando Lovo, a 36-year-old senior associate athletics director at the University of Texas with an extensive background in football operations, has accepted an offer to become the next vice president for athletics for the University of New Mexico.
If you ask Reed Bobroff what poetry means to him, you'd get a pretty unique answer: freedom. "Poetry to me means freedom," he said. "Freedom of expression. Poetry has no rules on grammar, form or punctuation, but it gives me the tools to expr…
Two dozen charter school teachers throughout the state were named by a nonprofit to leadership programs with two distinct objectives: creating innovative learning opportunities for students in the classroom and advocating for educational refo…
Construction has begun on the new Center for Collaborative Arts & Technology (CCAT) on the University of New Mexico campus. The 60,000-square foot facility will house the UNM College of Fine Arts. It will be located on the southeast corne…
Fernando Lovo, a 36-year-old senior associate athletics director at the University of Texas with an extensive background in football operations, has accepted an offer to become the next vice president for athletics for the University of New Mexico.
Come see the works of up-and-coming artists during "Storytellers." The exhibition features pieces by 13 students enrolled in the Capstone Portfolio Development class that is part of the art program at Central New Mexico Community College. The…
With a focus on victims of sexual assault, Abrianna Morales last week became the first University of New Mexico student to be named a Rhodes scholar in more than 20 years.
The State Ethics Commission announced Wednesday it is investigating Western New Mexico University following the state auditor’s findings that the institution’s president and members of its governing board wastefully spent tens of thousands of…
The Albuquerque Public Schools Board of Education had company on Wednesday night.
Western New Mexico University’s president and members of the institution’s governing board engaged in tens of thousands of dollars in wasteful spending and improper use of university funds over five years, according to the state auditor’s office.
The reelection of Donald Trump and what his second presidential term could mean for U.S.-Mexico relations loomed large during a panel discussion between diplomats and academics on Monday at the National Hispanic Cultural Center in Albuquerque.
Hollywood’s venerable Oscars could get a makeover under a proposal that a University of New Mexico constitutional law class recently submitted to the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
Potential cat-astrophe averted.
After three years, New Mexico elementary and middle schools, including those in Albuquerque, are making a comeback in U.S. News & World Report’s annual “best†rankings.
Albuquerque Public Schools employees will see a double-digit increase to their health care premiums and have one less provider to choose from starting next year.
A panel of professors discussed the evolution of artificial intelligence and its impact on education and research during the University of New Mexico’s first-ever AI Summit on Monday.
For University of New Mexico students Noah Bratcher and Keyon Kamali, there is no singular way to describe what it means to be a freshman.
A University of New Mexico researcher and assistant professor is breaking barriers in the health community for fellow Native Americans.
RIO RANCHO — Keith Lee is a smart kid.
There was a slight chill in the air on Monday morning, but at the soccer field near Hope Christian High School in northeast Albuquerque, the air was full of anticipation and tiny American flags.
During her teaching internship at John Baker Elementary School, Eldorado High School student Mia Griswold has a vivid memory of how the kids reacted when they learned it was her birthday.
Albuquerque Public Schools switched to asynchronous learning for all students on Thursday after initially declaring a two-hour delay late Wednesday in response to the winter storm warning that is in effect until Friday.
The faint sounds of a tuba playing the songs of German composer Richard Wagner could be heard Monday through the halls of the Albuquerque Public Schools’ Lincoln Complex.
Rancid bacon fat might not sound revolutionary, but at New Mexico State University, it might be the key to creating an all-natural mosquito repellent.
Wondering when your kids will be out for winter break this holiday in Albuquerque?
Sally Marquez cited the creation of the Compete With Class initiative as one of her favorite accomplishments in 12 years as executive director of the New Mexico Activities Association.Â
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