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Sunday Read: UNM-Gallup students connect with culture and gain hands-on experience in traditional art form.

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From the Newsroom: Dyeing to learn Navajo weaving

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A new piece of public art has been installed at UNM-Gallup.

The artwork is titled "Abstracted New Mexico Landscape" by Santa Fe artist and architect Michael Jantzen. It features an amalgamation of landscape photos printed onto aluminum cut into an abstract shape.

The piece was installed in the newly renovated Career and Technical Education space of Gurley Hall. Please be advised the area remains under construction, so it is currently inaccessible to the public.

UNM-Gallup's "Red Mesa Review" went on quite a journey recently thanks to Associate Professor Joe Kee, visiting several Navajo Nation chapters, including Churchrock, Iyanbito, Rock Springs, Tsayatoh, Manuelito, Baahaali, Red Rock, and Chichiltah.

Kee delivered copies of the literary journal to engage with community members and showcase the creative writings of our students, faculty and residents. Check in with your local chapter house to see if copies are still available. You can also find digital editions of "Red Mesa Review" on our website.

Upcoming June events at Zollinger Library.

- Summer Nights: Game Night on Wednesday, June 10.🎲
- Summer Nights: Pride Month Movie on Wednesday, June 17. 🏳️‍🌈
- Printing Workshop on Thursday, June 25. 🖼️

Read the full details on the News page of our website (link in comments).

Today is 2026 Primary Election Day!

Registered voters can cast their ballots at the PE Complex here at UNM-Gallup until 7 p.m. (Tuesday, June 2).

Let your voice be heard! 🐺🗳

Did you know you can vote at the UNM-Gallup campus? 🗳

Election Day for the 2026 Primary Election is Tuesday, June 2, and the UNM-Gallup Physical Education Complex will serve as a Voting Convenience Center. Registered voters in McKinley County can cast their ballots at the PE Complex between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m.

Let your voice be heard! 🐺

This summer, TRIO Upward Bound at UNM-Gallup is empowering students to find their voice through their 2026 Summer Enrichment Program. Students will engage in hands-on learning, leadership development, college and career exploration, cultural enrichment, field trips, and a college visit.

The program includes enrichment classes, daily lunch and snacks, summer supplies, scholarship opportunities, field trips, and a student showcase celebrating student growth and achievement.

Priority deadline to register: Thursday, June 11, 2026 (link to registration in comments)

UNM-Gallup will be closed to the public on Friday, May 29, as part of Staff Appreciation Week. The campus will reopen and resume regular business on Monday, June 1.