Arts lab seeks operating funds
(02/03/05 7:00am)
UNM was granted $3 million for a new media arts lab, but the money only covers buildings and equipment.
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HR hub to replace demolished UNM Press building
(01/28/05 7:00am)
The UNM Press building was demolished Wednesday and Thursday, making room for a $10.8 million office complex.
HR hub to replace demolished UNM Press building
(01/28/05 7:00am)
The UNM Press building was demolished Wednesday and Thursday, making room for a $10.8 million office complex.
UNM rape stats deceptive
(01/27/05 7:00am)
Five rapes were reported to UNM police in 2003, but according to statistics from the Albuquerque Rape Crisis Center, 140 college-aged women in Albuquerque reported being raped in 2004.
LANL rep discusses UNM's role in war
(01/24/05 7:00am)
UNM might be next to aid Homeland Security's war on terror.
Students gather to protest Bush, war
(01/21/05 7:00am)
Students and local residents gathered on Smith Plaza to protest President Bush's inauguration on Thursday.
NM's restrictions on flu vaccines lifted
(01/20/05 7:00am)
A public health order restricting universal access to the flu vaccine was lifted Wednesday in New Mexico.
Feeling library flood fallout
(01/20/05 7:00am)
The flooding in Centennial Science and Engineering Library didn't just inconvenience students looking for books.
Library's books drenched
(01/18/05 7:00am)
Two water pipes froze and burst over winter break causing damage to the first and second floors of the Centennial Science and Engineering Library.
Detox center to ease pressure on UNMH
(01/10/05 7:00am)
Physician Sam Slishman was not particularly interested in helping the homeless.
Vietnamese vets share war stories
(12/09/04 7:00am)
Binh Nguyen was an engineering student in Saigon during the Vietnam War. He was 19 when war broke out, and the pressures of being drafted were heavy on his mind.
Local talent sought for 'Class Action'
(12/08/04 7:00am)
Aspiring actors in Albuquerque could have a shot at stardom.
Class's final project examines solutions to water shortage
(12/06/04 7:00am)
Most people use more than 16,000 gallons of water in their lifetime. Three to five gallons of that are used every time someone flushes a toilet.
Prof touched by homeless youth
(12/06/04 7:00am)
Julie was abandoned at age 7 by her alcoholic parents. By age 12, she was living on the streets of Albuquerque and working as a prostitute.
Documentary examines teen suicide, depression
(12/03/04 7:00am)
Chris Schueler wasn't thinking about making a suicide film until he met the man who sent him a check.
A story of astronomical proportions
(12/03/04 7:00am)
Was the star of Bethlehem a legend manufactured by Christians or a miracle that marked the advent of Jesus?
Greens vow to protest consumerism
(11/24/04 7:00am)
Members of UNM's College Greens made a pact not to spend any money the day after Thanksgiving.
C & J acts on board's criticism
(11/23/04 7:00am)
It's been two years since UNM's journalism program withdrew its application for accreditation.
Honor society volunteers time to help ill children
(11/22/04 7:00am)
UNM students joined forces with Ronald McDonald on Saturday at the second annual World Children's Day Block Party.
Benefits of onions outweigh bad breath
(11/19/04 7:00am)
There are dysfunctional foods, and there are functional foods.
