Wild Oats sponsors fund-raiser for Agora
(03/18/02 7:00am)
The UNM Agora Crisis Center will be receiving 5 percent of all Wild Oats Market's sales today from the company's three Albuquerque locations.
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Authors fight to perserve culture
(03/06/02 7:00am)
UNM professor emeritus Tony Mares and author Nasario Garc°a agreed Tuesday that in order to preserve New Mexican Hispanic culture, people need to learn and revive Spanish language.
Cancer grant funds support for local Hispanic women
(03/05/02 7:00am)
A grant awarded to the UNM Cancer Research and Treatment Center will give newly diagnosed Hispanic breast cancer patients access to a network of survivors of the disease who can provide peer support.
Word Movement
(02/28/02 7:00am)
UNM is going to get slammed with poetry tonight.
Warming, dispute threaten state water
(02/27/02 7:00am)
Climate changes initiated by global warming and disputes with neighboring states are threatening New Mexico's already-limited water supply, New Mexico Natural Resource Trustee Bill Turner said Tuesday.
Career fairs open more doors to students
(02/25/02 7:00am)
Career fairs give students an opportunity to meet with employers face-to-face and help them build a network of job opportunities upon graduation, director of Career Services Leslye Ellison said.
Recruiters looking to lure college graduates
(02/25/02 7:00am)
Representatives from local employers attending the UNM Career Expo say they are hoping to keep the University's graduating students in New Mexico.
China's WTO membership has ups and downs
(02/22/02 7:00am)
China's recent admission to the World Trade Organization will ease, but not eliminate, barriers to international trade, visiting professor Peter Walters said Thursday.
Folk musicians to discuss death penalty alternatives
(02/21/02 7:00am)
Through the power of their music, folk artists Charlie King and Karen Brandow will commemorate the anniversary of two Italian immigrants' 1927 execution while attempting to educate people about the potentially dangerous consequences of the death penalty.
Health care leaders rally for Medicaid
(02/13/02 7:00am)
Families and health professionals gathered at First Choice Clinic Tuesday to fight a legislative movement to cut state Medicaid funding that they say would hurt New Mexico children.
Program helps students acclimate
(02/12/02 7:00am)
Weekly social hours, camping trips and garage giveaways are just some of what the University offers to help settle international students into their new lives at UNM.
Program helps students acclimate
(02/11/02 7:00am)
Weekly social hours, camping trips and garage giveaways are just some of what the University offers to help settle international students into their new lives at UNM.
Ethnic centers offer support, outreach
(02/11/02 7:00am)
UNM boasts a wide range of groups aimed at catering to the unique cultural, learning and social needs of different ethnic backgrounds represented on campus
Poet shares his 'Fire of Life'
(02/07/02 7:00am)
Michele Dalton is the walking, talking and singing essence of performance poetry.
LaDuke encourages activism
(02/06/02 7:00am)
Former vice-presidential candidate Winona LaDuke said Tuesday that she has been motivated to involve herself in environmental activism because she is an American Indian and a mother.
Lobos strong in first victory of the season
(02/04/02 7:00am)
The UNM baseball team finally kicked a four-game losing streak Sunday when it pounded out a 5-3 victory over Texas Tech University.
Group calls sprawl a health risk
(02/01/02 7:00am)
Lack of good urban planning contributes to problems such as dependence on automobiles, pedestrian deaths and degrading communities, panelists said Thursday during an off-campus public forum.
UNM staff, faculty brace for insurance plan changes
(01/30/02 7:00am)
The inevitable impact of changes in UNM employee health insurance on faculty and staff members was the focus of discussion during a town hall meeting on campus Tuesday.
Softball looks for offensive season
(01/30/02 7:00am)
Members of the UNM women's softball team said they know they have the defense that can help them become one of the best teams in the Mountain West Conference, but they're aching to prove they also have the offense that will propel them to the top.
Prenatal drug use statistics not as high as once feared
(01/25/02 7:00am)
Stephen Ondersma said Thursday that the controversy surrounding aspects concerning prenatal drug exposure have resulted from misinformation presented through outlets such as the media.
