Comic, March 5, 2026
Lobolition destroys students’ anger and stress
To take their minds off the stress of the semester, University of New Mexico students wreaked havoc with sledgehammers on a white junkyard car near the ...
‘The Mighty Colorado’ river flows to Zimmerman
The Colorado River is the sixth longest river in the United States and one of very few “wild” rivers in the lower 48 states. Running through New Mexico, ...
Men’s Basketball: Aggies sweep Lobos to close out regular season
The Lobos men’s basketball team headed to Logan, Utah to wrap up their regular season in a crucial contest against the Utah State University Aggies ...
REVIEW: ‘Nothing’s About to Happen to Me’ wanders into whimsical melancholy
Fan-favorite sad girl Mitsuki Laycock, known as Mitski, released her eighth studio album “Nothing’s About to Happen to Me,” marking a musical shift ...
Men’s Basketball: Rams spoil senior night at The Pit
The University of New Mexico men’s basketball team hosted their final game at The Pit for the 2026 season and lost 82-74 to the Colorado State University ...
Ryan Berryman named athletics director
University of New Mexico alum and former Lobo basketball student manager Ryan Berryman has been named as the new Vice President and Director of Athletics. Berryman ...
Baseball: Lobos sweep St Thomas and stay undefeated
The University of New Mexico baseball team completed a sweep against the University of St. Thomas, advancing to 12-0 on the season. The Lobos are one ...
A recap of the 2026 Legislature’s important bills
On Feb. 19, the New Mexico Legislature adjourned their 30-day session, the last to be overseen by the outgoing Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham. According ...
Dry, hot NM weather brings higher risk of wildfires
Even as the decades-long drought in the Southwest continues, New Mexico is experiencing an unusually dry winter that could result in increased wildfires. Most ...
Tamarind Institute remembers artist Jaune Quick-to-See Smith
Jaune Quick-to-See Smith was a Native American visual artist known for her striking colors and strong shapes. On Feb. 12, Smith posthumously celebrated ...
ABQ BioPark Zoo celebrates International Polar Bear Day
Kiska the polar bear has been a charismatic character at the Albuquerque BioPark since 1997, wowing visitors with his white coat, huge paws and playful ...
The Pit renamed through Lobo Athletics, Nusenda partnership
Since its opening as University Arena in 1966, The Pit has hosted the Lobo men’s and women’s teams. Through a partnership with Nusenda Credit Union, ...
Men’s Basketball: Lobos win close one against San Diego State
In front of a sold out home crowd on Saturday, Feb. 28, the Lobo men’s basketball team faced off against San Diego State University Aztecs in a game ...
New Mexico-born Project ECHO treats millions
In 2003, a New Mexican woman died of untreated hepatitis C, after an eight year struggle with the disease. Despite the fact that hepatitis C is treatable, ...
















