University Stadium, American football stadium in Albuquerque, New Mexico, US

University Stadium is an outdoor American football stadium on the south campus of the University of New Mexico in Albuquerque. It seats 39,224 on a FieldTurf surface named Turner & Margaret Branch Field, with a north-south alignment. Built in an arroyo, its seating bowl was formed by piling excavated fill into earthen berms, placing the field below ground level.

University Stadium opened in September 1960, replacing Zimmerman Field, a 16,000-seat venue on the main campus. The university built the new stadium on south campus near Avenida Cesar Chavez and University Boulevard, constructing it in an arroyo with earthen berms. The inaugural game on September 17 saw the Lobos defeat the National University of Mexico Pumas 77–6.

This venue is home to the New Mexico Lobos and anchors the university's athletic identity. Game days bring together students, alumni, and local fans who gather to support their team.

The venue sits on the university campus and offers facilities for both athletes and visitors. Arriving early on game days helps with parking and entry, as crowds can become substantial.

The venue sits at high elevation, creating conditions that affect how the game plays out for both teams. Visitors from lower elevations often notice the thinner air and how it impacts physical exertion.