Add a Shortcut to Your Mobile Device

How to add a shortcut for iPhone/iPad Homescreen:

1. Open the map in Safari at https://goto.unm.edu/campusmap
2. After the website loads, tap on the share icon at the bottom.
3. In the share menu, tap on Add to Home Screen.

How to add shortcut for Android Homescreen:

1. Open the map in Chrome at https://goto.unm.edu/campusmap
2. Tap the menu button.
3. Tap "Add to homescreen." You'll be able to enter a name for the shortcut that appears on your home screen, we reccomend keeping it simple like "UNM Map."

Interface

• The map directory is hidden on mobile devices, to find a location select map categories at the dropdown menu, or search by name in the search bar at 1.
• Display your location on the map by pressing the location icon at 2.

Selecting Map Categories

• The map directory is hidden on mobile devices, to find a location select map categories at the dropdown menu.
• Select any desired category to view the results on the map.

Turn-by-turn Directions

Access advanced wayfinding by using your location to provide turn-by-turn directions, whether on foot or using a vehicle.

• Find your desired location on the map, once selected, click the wayfinding icon on the screen at 1.
• Select your method of transportation on the next screen at 2.
• Use your current location by clicking the text that says, "Use My Location" for easy navigation from your location.
• The next screen will show your travel route, use the different fuctions like "Show Route" to see the complete path, or "View Steps" to read each step written out.

Sharing the Map

• There is a share button on the screen at all times, this is for sharing the view you currently see on screen.
• When sharing a specific building or location, first find the location, then click on the share button on the location detail pop-up.
• You now have the option of a QR Code, Web Link, or Embed a map in a web page.

Generating a Printable Map (Desktop/Tablet Only)

Creating your perfect map of our campus has never been easier! Follow these simple steps to print a general or customized version:

For a Customized Map:

1. Click on the "Generate Print Map" link in the upper right corner of the screen.
2. Customize your map with these options:
   • Switch between landscape and portrait orientation.
   • Sort selected sites alphabetically or by the default north-to-south order.
   • Select multiple categories to print locations from.
   • Highlight specific sections of the campus using the red sizing controls.
   • Choose between a PDF or PNG graphic file format for your map.
   • Opt to show or hide grid lines.
   • Generate the map in color or black and white.
   • Add a title to appear at the top of your printable map.
   • Decide whether to show surrounding streets in your selected view.

Note: Generating your custom map will take approximately one minute, depending on your internet speeds.

Enjoy creating the perfect map tailored to your needs! 

QR Code Frame

We're thrilled to release our new QR Code frames, created especially for UNM staff and faculty. These frames are designed to boost the visibility and professionalism of your location-specific QR codes. By using these frames, you'll make it easier for students, visitors, and colleagues to access important information while proudly showcasing your connection to our vibrant UNM community.

Download your preferred frame today and help us build a more connected and informed campus!

Option A: Ideal for smaller uses, such as digital flyers and print promotion. Recommended sizes:

• Print  |  300 DPI
  • Cherry
  • Turquoise

• Web Small  |  300 px
  • Cherry
  • Turquoise

Option B: Perfect for larger call-outs, such as posters, banners, and prominent web displays. Recommended sizes:

• Print  |  300 DPI
  • Cherry
  • Turquoise
  • Color

• Web Large  |  600 px
  • Cherry
  • Turquoise
  • Color

Take a look at the photo below for examples of how these frames can be utilized. In this image, Option A is perfect for small-scale applications, while Option B works great for more prominent placements. These visual guides will help you choose the best frame for your needs.

Updates & Corrections

The Interactive Campus Map is always evolving, and we need your help to keep it as accurate and up-to-date as possible! If you're a student or employee at UNM and notice something that needs updating, please use the Feedback Form below and provide as much detail as you can.

If you have our map embedded on your web page and encounter any issues, don’t hesitate to reach out. With each update or reorganization, links may change, but we're here to assist you with any fixes. Together, we can ensure our Campus Map remains a reliable and valuable resource for everyone!

The working group meets bi-annually to discuss any instutional needs.

Join the Working Group

The Interactive Campus Map is supported by a diverse working group from across The University of New Mexico. This resource is managed by over 25 members from areas ranging from Institutional Support Services, Environmental Health & Safety, Athletics, Health Sciences, and more. The working group meets bi-annually to discuss any institutional needs, while members actively manage their own content areas to make updates and changes independently.

If your department would like to make managed updates to your area, please feel welcome to join our working group! Click the button below to sign up, attend training and get access!

Current Members

Brian Keller, Chair, UNM Campus Capital & Space Planning

Adrienne Sanchez, UNMH

Amanda Gerard, UNM Food

Byron Hughey-Geer, UNM Health / UNM Health Sciences / UNMH

Byron Piatt, UNM Crisis Management & Preparedness

Coline Bernal, UNM Bookstores

Devon Williams, UNM IT

Ethan Rule, UCAM

Francie Cordova, UNM CEEO/ADA

Heather Jaramillo, UNM Compliance Ethics & Equal Opportunity

Jacque Kennedy, UNM Enrollment

Jessica Ramos, UNM Campus Capital & Space Planning

Jim Todd, UNM Recreational Services

Josh Whitman, UNM Institutional Support Services / PATS

Kenneth Rawls, UNM Campus Capital & Space Planning

Kyle Duran, UNM Health Sciences Capital Projects

Leah Adent, UNM HR / Employee Wellness

Lydia Thomas, UNM Institutional Support Services

Mary Clark, UNM Sustainability

Mish Martinez, UNM Compliance Ethics & Equal Opportunity

Ness Beauchemin, UNM Campus Capital & Space Planning

Oliver Riggle, UNM Residence Life & Student Housing

Petra Morris, Lobo Development

Rico Volpato, UNMH

Robert Thomas IV, UNM Law Library

Ryan Berryman, UNM Athletics

Teianna Mitchell, UNM ISS Marketing & Communication

Tuan Bui, UNM IT

Xiaolin Zhang, UNM Facilities Design & Construction

Zach Peterson, UNM Environmental Health & Safety