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Illustrated Sin Fronteras 2026 graphic showing Western New Mexico University writers and students framed by purple and gold swirls.
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WNMU writing project wraps after helping students find new voices

Western New Mexico University’s final Sin Fronteras creative writing workshop brought students and professional writers together in Silver City.

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A large group of Mescalero Apache students and staff pose on a staircase and balcony inside the WNMU Museum, surrounded by display cases containing pottery and other artifacts.
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Mescalero Apache students visit WNMU before annual mezcal harvest

Mescalero Apache seventh graders visited Western New Mexico University before traveling to participate in their annual mezcal harvest.

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William Lane smiles in a blue suit and patterned tie against a gray studio background.
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WNMU emphasizes telehealth training in online counseling program for rural communities

Western New Mexico University says its online counseling degree trains students to deliver telemental health services in rural New Mexico communities.

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Renee Maderazo smiles with arms crossed beside a hanging fiber sculpture made of raffia in an indoor studio space.
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From burnout to breakthrough: WNMU graduate finds new direction in Silver City

A WNMU graduate says moving to Silver City helped her rediscover her art and pursue a new path as both an artist and educator.

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An infamous group of Russian-linked hackers appears to have launched a crippling cyberattack on WNMU
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An infamous group of Russian-linked hackers appears to have launched a crippling cyberattack on WNMU

Publicly, Western New Mexico University has simply said it’s “working through technical issues,” but employees’ computers are displaying threatening messages signed by a notorious group, Qilin, that claims to have access to employee Social Security numbers, driver’s licenses and more.

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