Customers browse the lobby of the new IMAX and RPX theater at Winrock Town Center Wednesday. The IMAX theater is the first of its kind in New Mexico and will celebrate its grand opening on Friday.
ASUNM incumbent Sen. Colt Balok, left, and first-time candidate Ayham Maadi from the Team You ASUNM slate discuss details of their campaign on Wednesday. Ten student politicians will run with the Team You slate for this semester’s senate elections. Absentee voting for the senate of UNM’s undergraduate student government elections begin today.
The Parking and Transportation Services office moved to a new location and officially opened Monday, near the Cornell Parking Structure and across from the Bookstore.
Dolores Huerta, center, discusses her opposition to the Pain Capable Unborn Child Protection Ordinance in the SUB Tuesday afternoon. The ordinance was placed on Albuquerque’s November 19 special elections ballot after a petition in support of the measure gathered the required number of signatures in September.
Voting machines await the city’s general election at Montezuma Elementary School. Albuquerque residents will be able to cast their vote for mayor today starting at 7 a.m.
After two months of investigation, the University administration revoked the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity’s charter in May due to student code of conduct violations that involved the unauthorized use of alcohol on campus and the consumption of alcohol by minors.
Nancy Ava Miller browses through her semi-autobiographical book “Pervert” at People Exchanging Power Sunday. Miller is the founder of PEP, a local phone-sex company.
Student Regent Heidi Overton listens during the Board of Regents meeting in the SUB on Tuesday. UNM President Robert Frank talked about the project Innovate ABQ during the meeting.
El Centro de la Raza Director Veronica Mendez-Cruz, left, speaks to ASUNM senators in the SUB on Wednesday. Mendez-Cruz announced to the senate during the meeting that she is retiring after 27 years.
Student Regent Heidi Overton listens during the Board of Regents meeting in the SUB on Tuesday. UNM President Robert Frank talked about the project Innovate ABQ during the meeting.
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