On Monday, July 16 at 11:02 a.m., UNM will test its emergency notification system including the sirens. Thesirens will sound for one minute followed by a short pause, then a one-minute all clear will sound.

The purpose of the sirens is to alert the campus community of an incident which may compromise the safety of people on campus. These types of incidents could include severe weather, environmental hazards or threat from an armed individual. When the sirens sound persons should seek shelter i...
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On Monday, Sept. 12 at 11:02 a.m., the University of New Mexico (UNM) will test its emergency notification system including the sirens.  The sirens will sound for one minute followed by a short pause, then a one-minute all clear will sound. The sirens are intended to alert members of the UNM community in the event of an emergency, however the sirens are also audible in surrounding neighborhoods, including the University Heights.

The purpose of the sirens is to alert the campus community of an ...
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Please consider attending one of the meetings listed below if you are interested in learning more or hearing about proposed plans for student housing development both on and off campus in the neighborhoods surrounding UNM.

Since UNM is one of our closest and largest neighbors, we strongly encourage University Heights residents to attend one of these workshops, remain informed, and pass your opinions and concerns on to the UHA Board. You can always get in touch with the board using one of the ...
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