You’ve probably noticed skaters on campus zooming through crowds to get to class. Maybe you’ve thought to yourself “Man, that guy/girl looks so cool.” Maybe you’ve thought about taking the plunge and buying yourself a sweet ride.
UNM students found that when they attended Tuesday’s legislative session, there was very little mention of UNM on what was supposed to be UNM Day
A long line of people waited outside The Supper Truck Monday night, hungry for some po’ boys, hand-cut fries, and shrimp and grits.
UNM student and El Centro de la Raza employee Laura Ordonez said that without her employer, she wouldn’t have been able to continue with school after having a child.
A little boy ran into I Scream Ice Cream on Monday with a wide, toothless smile, looking for the owner. “Mister Bill! I got a new haircut, did you see?” he said. “Can I have a hot dog?”
The small stucco building at 504 Yale Blvd. S.E. once played host to the Albuquerque Occupy movement, a haven for protesters who cried out for more transparency on Wall Street.
It’s that time of the year again — the semester’s winding down and students are getting in the holiday spirit. But before you can enjoy the holidays, there’s still one obstacle left to face: finals.
The Student Fee Review Board (SFRB) remained firm in its decision to hold fee request hearings during winter break. At an SFRB meeting Thursday, the board confirmed that the hearings during which organizations will make their cases for funding will take place Thursday, Jan. 10 through Saturday, Jan. 12, 2013.
Student groups expressed concerns to the Student Fee Review Board (SFRB) about the dates for the board’s funding hearings after the board decided to hold those meetings during winter break.
Discussions about prenatal psychology, violence against American-Indian women and sexism in the military come to Albuquerque this weekend for Albuquerque’s first TEDx event that features only female presenters.
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