Come and enjoy an unforgettable evening filled with perfomances, delicious Indian food, dance, and music. 

At Hokona Ballroom

GEO Sponsored and UNM Department Event

Menu TBA

At La Posada 

GEO Sponsored and UNM Department Event

More info TBA 

GEO Sponsored and UNM Department Event

CLCC Hangouts/General Meetings

LLC Movie Room

UNM Department Event

Join us for the mini World Cup Tournament. A lighthearted game to honor the great impact soccer has on the world. 

Choose a country to represent and compete against other students in a 5 v 5 soccer tournament. There will be two tournaments, and teams of 5-8 people can register on the form listed above. 

Please gather your team as soon as possible; there is a limit of 8 teams that can join. Students and Alumni ONLY. 

You MUST have a team to play. All students are welcomed. 

LOCATED at Johnson Field starting at 3pm. (Tournament time 3pm-6pm) Please look for the big tent and get there 30 minutes before so that we may start on time.   

Sign up for a team here

At Johnson Field

GEO Sponsored Event

UNM Language Learning Center, Ortega Hall Room 124, Lab 6

UNM Department Event

 Join us to explore study abroad opportunities, scholarships and funding, and learn about global cultures. Meet with representatives from host schools to ask questions and learn more about studying at their school or talk with UNM groups leaders about opportunities for short term faculty led programs.

At UNM SUB 2nd floor and Atrium

GEO Sponsored Event

Drawing from the Maxwell Museum’s collections, Entangled Cultures presents diverse global examples of traditional vessels used in the creation and consumption of fermented foods and beverages. The exhibit begins with an overview of how fermentation likely served as a catalyst for human ancestors to develop smaller digestive systems, larger brains, and ultimately expand into new environments. It also retraces the origins of many now ubiquitous ferments, such as wine, beer, bread, and cheese. Reflections on the ever-changing nature of human-microbe relations are woven throughout the exhibit, which concludes with a peek into our fermented futures, including novel adaptations to climate change and possibilities for interspecies flourishing in the post-Anthropocene world.

Maxwell Museum of Anthropology

UNM Department Event

Menu TBA

At La Posada 

GEO Sponsored and UNM Department Event

Drawing from the Maxwell Museum’s collections, Entangled Cultures presents diverse global examples of traditional vessels used in the creation and consumption of fermented foods and beverages. The exhibit begins with an overview of how fermentation likely served as a catalyst for human ancestors to develop smaller digestive systems, larger brains, and ultimately expand into new environments. It also retraces the origins of many now ubiquitous ferments, such as wine, beer, bread, and cheese. Reflections on the ever-changing nature of human-microbe relations are woven throughout the exhibit, which concludes with a peek into our fermented futures, including novel adaptations to climate change and possibilities for interspecies flourishing in the post-Anthropocene world.

Maxwell Museum of Anthropology

UNM Department Event

Menu TBA

At La Posada 

GEO Sponsored and UNM Department Event

Nations Exchanging Dialogue (NED) Talks are short-format presentations about multi-disciplinary international research projects and cultural experiences, similar to the trademarked TED talks. In three minutes or less with a single slide as a visual aid, international students explain their research projects and cultural experiences in a compelling and easily digestible way, using simplified language and engaging delivery for a broad audience. 

Registration required. Please sign up by Nov. 7th 

At Draft and Table

GEO Sponsored Event

Study Abroad Program with Arcos Learning Abroad

May 30th - June 27th, 2026

Improve your Spanish in one of Spain's most iconic cities and enjoy Spanish culture in all its splendor. 

Ortega Hall 125 Lab 1

Contact Carmen Julia Holguin Chaparro, cjhch@unm.edu for more information. 

UNM Department Event

Test your international knowledge at the Global Pub Quiz! 

Draft & Table

GEO Sponsored Event

Free to watch: Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind

Boba and hot pot specials available. 

Tasty Pot, 8050 Academy Rd NE # 101, Albuquerque NM 87111

Community Event

Drawing from the Maxwell Museum’s collections, Entangled Cultures presents diverse global examples of traditional vessels used in the creation and consumption of fermented foods and beverages. The exhibit begins with an overview of how fermentation likely served as a catalyst for human ancestors to develop smaller digestive systems, larger brains, and ultimately expand into new environments. It also retraces the origins of many now ubiquitous ferments, such as wine, beer, bread, and cheese. Reflections on the ever-changing nature of human-microbe relations are woven throughout the exhibit, which concludes with a peek into our fermented futures, including novel adaptations to climate change and possibilities for interspecies flourishing in the post-Anthropocene world.

Maxwell Museum of Anthropology

UNM Department Event

Menu TBA

At La Posada 

GEO Sponsored and UNM Department Event

Movie TBA 

SUB Theater

GEO Sponsored and UNM Department Event

Drawing from the Maxwell Museum’s collections, Entangled Cultures presents diverse global examples of traditional vessels used in the creation and consumption of fermented foods and beverages. The exhibit begins with an overview of how fermentation likely served as a catalyst for human ancestors to develop smaller digestive systems, larger brains, and ultimately expand into new environments. It also retraces the origins of many now ubiquitous ferments, such as wine, beer, bread, and cheese. Reflections on the ever-changing nature of human-microbe relations are woven throughout the exhibit, which concludes with a peek into our fermented futures, including novel adaptations to climate change and possibilities for interspecies flourishing in the post-Anthropocene world.

Maxwell Museum of Anthropology

UNM Department Event

Menu TBA

At La Posada 

GEO Sponsored and UNM Department Event

Join us in reading The Queen of the Valley, the sequel to The Spanish Daughter from author and UNM Alumna Lorena Hughes. 

Against the backdrop of Colombia’s lush, yet wounded beauty in the wake of the 1925 Cali earthquake, this riveting sequel to The Spanish Daughterplunges three strangers—an early 20th century photographer, a young Spanish chocolatier in disguise, and a nun with a bitter past—into a perilous search for the missing owner of a coveted hacienda during an emerging cholera epidemic.

Driven and daring, Martin Sabater follows his lifelong dream of owning a cacao plantation in Valle del Cauca. But on the night of a spectacular gala, he disappears—and is never seen again. Now his hacienda is a budding Catholic hospital saving lives during an emerging epidemic. And novice nun “Sor Puri” is there to uncover the truth behind Martin’s disappearance. But her real identity—and her past with the heartbreakingly-charismatic Martin—will put far more than her perilous search at risk.

A professional photographer, Lucas Ferreira is Martin’s best friend since boyhood. He has his own reasons for helping the determined, alluring nun. But what this reserved man won’t reveal about his thwarted dreams and unrequited passion could prove key to the past—or a lethal trap.

Martin was head nurse Sor Camila’s only love—until an unfortunate mistake changes the course of her life forever. Now, Martin’s home is an unexpected chance for her, Lucas, and Puri to set the past right. But with their secrets unearthing explosive memories and wrenching lies, can they survive the truth about Martin—and the consequences that will forever alter their destinies?

At History Commons

GEO Sponsored Event

Film TBA

LLC Movie Room

UNM Department Event