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Two N.M. prison guards named three times in civil rights complaints

Protesters fight for nurses’ work safety at UNM Hospital

OPINION: Good song or good PR move?

Creative industry receives support from the capital

Review: ’The Little Mermaid’ swims to success

Summertime fun for a lot of families consists of a visit to the nearest movie theater. This summer, there is already some new exciting family entertainment to enjoy, one of which being the long-awaited live action remake of Disney’s iconic 1989 cartoon, “The Little Mermaid” released on May 26.

ABQ Biopark loses another animal

The Albuquerque BioPark announced that their 26 year-old polar bear named Koluk passed via euthanasia on May 26. The zoo's decision to put down the large animal was due to Koluk’s rapid health decline, the park stated.

Gong graduates after deep campus involvement

The University of New Mexico has 425 clubs — Giovanna Gong has played a prominent role in several during her time at UNM.

APS extends school year into June

Albuquerque Public Schools has added 10 extra days to the academic school year.

UNM football to do worse with more funding

Fraternities sign non-hazing pledge (wink)

This past weekend, fraternities at the University of New Mexico gathered at a summit on Johnson Field to sign a non-hazing pledge.

ABQ Biopark Zoo wants your old cell phones

Speculative works take center stage at Latinx Visions Conference

Nuclear Science and History museum exhibit highlights Black scientists

New UNM course seeks to expand research among Black communities

Celine Ayala, a doctoral student from the University of New Mexico, has created “Black Research 101,” a new program for UNM students who are interested in research with Black communities. The program is set to be launched in the 2023 fall semester.

Isotopes: New manager, hitting coach look to knock it out of the park this season