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Comic, Feb. 3, 2026
Avery Silfer
· February 3
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New BioPark CT scanner progresses animal care
Maria Fernandez
· February 16
In December, the ABQ BioPark Zoo became one of a dozen zoos in the U.S. to add an on-site CT scanner to its veterinary care system. CT scanners ...
Sports
Sprinter and student Kahari Wilbon perseveres toward goals
Shin Thant Hlaing
· February 16
Coming off back-to-back personal bests for 400 meters and entering seventh place on the University of New Mexico’s all time indoor track list, Kahari ...
Culture
Black Student Union to create community newspaper
Addison Fulton
· February 16
The University of New Mexico Black Student Union will soon publish its own newspaper designed to bring attention to Black history and contributions and ...
Sports
Women’s Hockey: Lobos close out first season with a sweep weekend
Elizabeth Bolke
· February 15
The Lobo women’s ice hockey team finished out their first season with a doubleheader win against the Los Alamos Atomics. UNM left Los Alamos frozen ...
Sports
Women’s Basketball: Spartan spears narrowly avoid the Lobo’s hearts
Marley Herndon
· February 14
The Lobos women’s basketball team came back to The Pit looking to get back in the win column after their dismantling at the hands of Boise State over ...
News
UNMPD attempts to rein in vehicle theft
Elizabeth Bolke
· February 9
The University of New Mexico Police Department is working to reduce car, bicycle and scooter theft by patrolling the Central Campus more thoroughly, monitoring ...
News
Bill aiming to eliminate green house gas emissions faces questions
Addison Fulton
· February 9
One bill making its way through the 2026 legislative session is the Clear Horizons Act — SB 18 — that aims to codify restrictions on carbon dioxide ...
Culture
Albuquerque nominated for ‘Best City for Street Art’
Maria Fernandez
· February 9
In Albuquerque, street art covers public buildings, highway underpasses, restaurants, hotels and more, depicting New Mexico’s diverse cultures, political ...
Culture
UNM Japanese bean scattering brings Spring and good fortune
Shin Thant Hlaing
· February 9
In an event bringing both spring and good luck for the upcoming year, Japanese traditions were brought to the University of New Mexico through a bean ...
News
Proposed UNM School of Medicine building would fill gaps in states healthcare system
Jaden McKelvey-Francis
· February 9
The University of New Mexico hopes to continue its North Campus expansion with the construction of a new $600 million School of Medicine Senate Bill 6, ...
News
Lobos-turned-lobbyists at ‘UNM Day’
Jaden McKelvey-Francis
· February 9
Cherry, silver and turquoise coated the Roundhouse in Santa Fe as students, staff and administrators of the University of New Mexico journeyed up to the ...
Culture
Alum-run local business brings international viral treats to Albuquerque
Lexis Lovato
· February 9
People who consider themselves chronically online and can’t get the newest trend out of their head — such as Labubus or fruit-shaped ice cream — ...
Culture
UNM Speaker advocates against superstitious killings in Africa
Addison Fulton
· February 9
Even today, killings based on superstition persist in several sub-Saharan African nations. To bring attention and advocate for a stop to the killings, ...
Sports
Women’s Basketball: Broncos rattle Lobos in Boise
Rodney Prunty
· February 9
The Lobos women’s basketball team took a trip up to Boise, Idaho, for a much anticipated matchup against the Boise State University Broncos. Coming ...
Sports
Mens Basketball: Lobos drop second straight in tight battle with Broncos
Alex Joe
· February 9
The Lobos men’s basketball team aimed to get back on track after a blowout loss to Utah State University as they hosted the Boise State University Broncos ...
