Students want seat at the table
A group of students spent part of its spring break demanding that the Board of Regents cut administrative pay and put the UNM salary book online.
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A group of students spent part of its spring break demanding that the Board of Regents cut administrative pay and put the UNM salary book online.
Global DanceFest artists are challenging spoken language’s limitations.
_So you blew all your money on illegal cock fights, genetically enhanced green chile and alcohol. Always with the alcohol, you alcoholic. Anyway, you have to stick around New Mexico for spring break, and you’ll probably try to drink away the pain — again.
Pressing through stormy financial times and evolving mediums, UNM Press’ ink hasn’t run dry.
Opera isn’t just for men with monocles and women in ball gowns, but also for college students in tattered jeans.
There was no shortage of guttural grunting over the weekend at Battle of the Bands, but in the end, intelligible lyrics won out.
The Board of Regents selected the endowed chair of a program designed to educate students on sustainable food and agriculture.
Top New Mexico bands will partake in a fierce battle. The weapon of choice: metal.
The “Center of the Universe,” despite what some physicists might say, is right next to Ortega Hall.
The UNM Anime Club attracts those of a “nerdy bend.”
Gov. Susana Martinez proposed a $4.9 million cut in remedial education funds from the state’s colleges in order to focus on problems in the K-12 system that make remedial courses necessary.
A good pair of lungs is required to sing for a century, and the UNM Choral program has 400 of them.
Lights glowing from the Yale Parking Structure make it difficult for University astronomers to search the skies from a nearby observatory. Professor Rich Rand, faculty overseer for the observatory, said parking structure lighting has made it harder to see the stars in Albuquerque.
Thanks to overwhelming displays at Walgreens and commercially planted expectations, Valentine’s Day has been all but ruined by overly high expectations.
Hard economic times have forced people to take a second look at the way they spend their disposable income, especially students.
UNM researchers and students are setting up radio telescope stations across the state that will open a window to unexplored parts of the Earth’s atmosphere and outer space.
The snow days on campus raised some interesting questions: Is it really a snow day if there’s no snow? How many different ways are there to whine about the cold? And most importantly, what the hell are we supposed to do with ourselves?
“Travel is more than the seeing of sights; it is a change that goes on, deep and permanent, in the ideas of living.” Miriam Beard, Historian
One corporation’s request to divert billions of gallons of water away from Socorro and Catron counties and export it, in some cases, to other states, will hang county residents out to dry, opponents say.
A team of engineers and biologists from the UNM Health Sciences Center and Sandia Labs created an instrument that will help detect biological warfare agents and expedite the diagnosis of infections.