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Planting for pollinators
June 27, 2024

Volunteers from the New Mexico Plant Society (Taos Chapter) and UNM-Taos staff recently planted more than 90 pollinator-friendly and native plants near the Klauer campus apiary.

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UNM-Taos printmakers exhibit at Higher Education Department
June 17, 2024

The Department of Fine Arts at the University of New Mexico-Taos and the New Mexico Higher Education Department are pleased to announce the UNM-Taos Printmakers Exhibition, a showcase by 24 artists who have studied under Associate Professor Gary Cook. UNM-Taos is the first higher education institution to display student art and host a showing at the state department.

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Klauer Loop trail gets a makeover
June 13, 2024

Keeping in step with promoting health and wellness, the Kids' Campus Loop trail at UNM-Taos Klauer campus is fitted with stations featuring outdoor exercise equipment and a sculpture art walk. The work began June 7.

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HIVE hosts a 'Taos-friendly' Hackathon
June 12, 2024

The UNM-Taos HIVE’s inaugural Hackathon on June 8 was neither a Hacky Sack marathon nor a room full of people engaging in illegal digital and network data gathering. It was an event created to be a social assembly meant to connect people, form groups based on similar interests, and come up with a project that could potentially become a business.

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Patricia Trujillo inspires UNM-Taos graduates
June 11, 2024

On May 10, 2024, Patricia Trujillo delivered a heartfelt commencement address to the University of New Mexico-Taos graduates, inspiring them with her reflections on community, family, and the journey ahead.

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To boldly go
May 24, 2024

On May 14, UNM-Taos hosted a public meeting to discuss an exciting new project: Cielo Centro. This observatory, in the works for four years, will feature the largest public-access telescope in the state, offering students and the general public a unique opportunity to explore the skies.

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