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Just a year ago, the University of New Mexico’s Global Education Office (GEO) reported that international students comprised 5.2% of the total University population. With the hardships brought by the pandemic, those numbers could significantly descend.
Through sun and rain, Amanda Britt made her way to graduation with a humble smile that surfaced a radiant personality. With a double major in journalism and psychology, Britt is ending her time at the Daily Lobo as the photo editor.
As the boredom of social distancing starts to set in, ironically picking up a book about situations more uncertain than our own can keep us entertained.
The University of New Mexico is sending home nearly all residents of on-campus dorms by March 24, according to an email sent out to dorm residents.
Although the new year just started, the roaring twenties came to full effect at the Lobo Village.
UNM students surrounding the table for craps at Casino Night in Lobo Village Feb. 21, 2020.
Popejoy Hall welcomed the raucous musical "The Book of Mormon" for the third time from Feb. 4 to Feb. 9.
Editor's note: Carlton Bragg has been dismissed from the men's basketball team, according to a statement from Paul Weir released late Sunday night.
Albuquerque city councilors unanimously approved a measure on Monday, Dec. 2 to officially declare their interest in working with the University of New Mexico in developing UNM’s south campus.
While 100% sustainability may be the long-term goal for some environmental activists, Santa Fe locals Kim Brown and Melissa Willis are far more interested in making a change with the land they have at their feet.
Editor’s note: This article contains discussions of sexual assault and rape.
As the autumn days grow shorter and the nights grow longer, a number of New Mexicans indulge in the picking of pine nuts — commonly known as piñon in the Southwest and pinyon in the rest of the U.S..
Concealed Identity and Loud Party Call at Lobo Village
Hundreds of people from across New Mexico gathered at the Agri-Nature Center of Los Ranchos this weekend to celebrate their love for lavender. Albuquerque’s Lavender in the Village festival is an annual event taking place on July 20-21, sponsored by Los Poblanos Inn and Farm. Los Poblanos is a historic property located in the heart of Rio Grande River Valley. It houses a Historic Inn, “Field to Fork” fine dining, and twenty five acres of lavender fields.
There are many traditions in New Mexico -- green chile harvesting, lighting luminarias -- but there is nothing that attracts people from all over the world like the pilgrimage to the Santuario de Chimayo.
From bioweapons to blockchains, Andrew Baker and James Goodman know their stuff.
From tragic to uplifting and cheerful to sobering, Associated Students of the University of New Mexico President Becka Myers’s five favorite books cover a wide range of time and genre.
Emergency mental health evaluation, warrant, aggravated assault on a peace officer
Registered New Mexico voters can begin early voting this Saturday, Oct. 20 at more than a dozen locations across Bernalillo County.
The University of New Mexico shuttle service is tapping on the brakes this week on Thursday Oct. 11 and Friday Oct. 12.
Solutions by The State News
