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Social Activities

(photo)-Pep Rally 2003 (photo credit - Tom Brahl Photo)

Need a study break?
Want to know what's happening around town?
Looking for something to do and meet new people?

Connect to social events like athletics, recreational services, student activities and more.

On Campus

277-0178

Recreational Services

Provides a wide variety of recreational and cultural activities.

277-3824

Popejoy Hall Events

New Mexico's grandest multi-use theater that hosts: Broadway shows, national and international performers, the New Mexico Symphony Orchestra and much more!

Phone Directory

UNM Athletics

Your link to UNMs athletic teams, events and services.

Campus Activity Calendar

Your online campus news and information calendar.

277-4706

Student Activities Center

The Student Activities Center provides an opportunity for you to get involved in student organizations, leadership opportunities, special events, and more.

UNM Religious Student Organizations

Around Town

Call Albuquerque 311 for information on city-wide events.

Albuquerque Journal Arts & Entertainment

Your online connection to Albuquerque arts and crafts, theatre, festivals and more.

The Alibi Calendar of Events

Albuquerque's local alternative connection to community, music, art, and literature events around town.

KUNM Events Calendar

Online Social Communities

Last.FM - UNM Group

Discover new music, get band & event information, connect with UNM students with similar music interests.

Flickr - UNM Photo Group

Photos from UNM students, staff, and faculty, complete with titles and credits. These are YOUR images. They are never UNM's. Use your existing Flickr account and jump in!

Facebook UNM Network

The popular college-centric social network where you'll connect with UNM students & staff, find parties and events around town, and make new friends!

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Updated: Monday, March 24th 2008
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