Column: Davie's contract extension well-deserved
(01/19/16 7:01am)
It took Bob Davie four long years to turn the New Mexico football program into a winning one.
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Column: Welcome back, Vince
(01/11/16 7:01am)
The WWE has always had a penchant for falling back on old gimmicks and characters.
Column: Cowardice is seeing terrorism under every hijab
(11/19/15 7:01am)
Did you know UNM is a terrorist-friendly school?
Column: ASUNM is creating scholarships to cater to individuals
(11/02/15 5:37pm)
Halloween has really got me thinking that life, at any stage, is about creating. As kids we are busy fashioning the perfect costumes; as we get older, it’s crafting the suspension of disbelief at a haunted house; and as college students, no matter what we decide is our perfect Halloween recipe, we’re making memories.
Halloween: Classic horror flicks to brave this holiday
(10/29/15 2:46pm)
Perhaps the most classic of Halloween traditions is kicking back in your costume and watching your favorite scary movies. Many people prefer to rent their favorite cult classics from the video store and binge-watch the cheesy horror. Others, however, may wish to experience some horror on Halloween without going to the rental store. Whether you’re a cult lover or a Netflix binger, here are some great horror film suggestions, some of which are available for streaming on Netflix.
Halloween column: Top 5 offensive costume ideas
(10/29/15 2:45pm)
Halloween is a night that means something different for everyone. Kids focus on all the free candy while many of their elders set out to drink obscene amounts of booze. It is a holiday that involves mischief, giving, frights, games and so much more.
Halloween column: Things to do for those with Halloween disdain
(10/29/15 2:45pm)
Hey, you. Yeah. I’m talking to you. The one who could care less about this paper because it’s Halloween-centered and you hate Halloween.
Column: Who are the Regents?
(10/27/15 3:37pm)
As a Freshman at the University of New Mexico, I wouldn’t have been able to explain who the regents are. After making a presentation this past week to Emerging Lobo Leaders, an engaging and diverse group of talented young students, I found that many students are as unaware of who the Regents are as I once was.
Column: Student Fee Review Board reviews allocation of YOUR fees
(10/26/15 6:01am)
There are so many acronyms in student government that, honestly, even I sometimes get confused. I mean, ASUNM stands for Associated Students of the University of New Mexico, but it is such a mouthful that we just tend to stick to the five letters, even when someone might not know what ASUNM means.
Column: The Traditions of Homecoming not lost in College
(10/12/15 6:01am)
In high school, Homecoming was always something many students looked forward to. The week before Homecoming was an eventful time to celebrate pride in the school and the football team, elect the Homecoming Court and, of course, participate in the Homecoming dance.
ASUNM column: What does college mean to you?
(10/05/15 6:01am)
In a world where, on one hand “I’m Shmacked” attempts to capture what our University has to offer in one weekend, and on the other we can spend countless hours debating the future of the lottery scholarship, I can’t help but wonder: what is college really about?
ASUNM column: Big opportunities to get involved this week
(09/28/15 6:01am)
Like we promised at the beginning of the year, Alex and I write these weekly columns for the main purpose of being transparent and keeping all students informed of the different events and endeavors that ASUNM is taking on. This week is a VERY heavy week for ASUNM, which means that it is all the more reason for YOU to participate and get involved!
ASUNM column: ASUNM wants YOU to participate
(09/21/15 6:01am)
Lately there has been a lot of talk about student fees.
Movie review: 'Güeros' explores youth with subtle surrealism
(08/31/15 6:01am)
Action. Movement. Motion.
Column: Help ASUNM help you have an amazing college experience
(08/31/15 6:01am)
The Associated Students of the University of New Mexico has recently adopted the hashtag #YOURstudentgovernment. Yet though our social media campaigns have changed, some things remain the same.
Column: Emerging Lobo Leaders shows underclassmen the scope of campus life
(08/24/15 6:19pm)
ELL: Emerging Lobo Leaders. This agency was founded in the past five years, and has grown at an incredible rate!
Guest column: Study abroad can be an opportunity for more than language, culture
(08/19/15 6:01am)
This past spring semester, I had the opportunity to study abroad in Costa Rica at Universidad Veritas in San Jose. I was excited to find that there was a program like this offering courses in environmental studies that I could use for my major. I heard about these course options at the UNM Study Abroad Fair, where I discovered through a study abroad program called International Studies Abroad. Not only did I get to practice my Spanish and live in a Latin culture, but I was able to do this while taking classes in English. I took classes in ecology and environmental studies, Latin American studies and tropical architecture and design.
Column: Don't just vote - you are ASUNM
(08/17/15 6:01am)
Who honestly cares about ASUNM? What do they even do (aside from wearing bright colors and harassing people twice a year asking them to vote)?
Album review: R&B album unique with grunge tones
(08/10/15 6:00am)
With the fall semester approaching quickly, students are hustling to get ready for classes and cooler weather. One of the most important items on the checklist is, of course, what music they’re going to study to.
Column: Good questions key to apartment hunting
(08/10/15 6:00am)
The excitement of getting your first apartment may cause you to overlook certain important factors. Viewing an apartment for the first time, you may overlook little problems that will become big issues later on. Here are some tips to help you find a great first place.
