ASUNM has allocated 60 percent of appropriation funds in three meetings
Editor's Note: The headline has been changed from "budget" to "appropriation funds."
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Editor's Note: The headline has been changed from "budget" to "appropriation funds."
From tragic to uplifting and cheerful to sobering, Associated Students of the University of New Mexico President Becka Myers’s five favorite books cover a wide range of time and genre.
Four weeks into the spring semester, over $25,000 was appropriated to 11 student organizations at Wednesday's Associated Students of the University of New Mexico Full Senate meeting.
If you blinked, you might have missed it. If you saw it, you could have been eligible for a three night stay at one of 13 Trump Hotel locations.
Monday was the day for the University of New Mexico brass at the New Mexico legislature. The hallways surrounding the Roundhouse rotunda were lined with tables staffed by representatives of many organizations from both UNM and UNM Hospitals.
Editor's Note: An earlier version of this story featured an incorrect spelling of Sen. Holly Gallegos' name. The Daily Lobo sincerely apologizes for this error.
Emerging Lobo Leaders, Board and Committees Coordinator, senator, chairwoman and now president.
If you’re looking for an excuse to skip class this Monday, head up to the New Mexico State Legislature for UNM Day. There, in Santa Fe, representatives from various entities of the University of New Mexico will be tabling and lobbying at the legislature’s UNM Day.
Editor's Note: An earlier version of this story stated that ASUNM appropriated around $30,000. The number has been correction. The Daily Lobo apologizes for the error.
New Mexico continues to be ranked last in the country in child-well being, according to a report released Tuesday written by New Mexico Voices for Children.
“This is in a foreign language,” a women said referring to the pre-recorded voice on a telephone at the Check Your Blind Spots Unconscious Bias mobile tour.
As students settle back into normal class routines, senators of the Associated Students of the University of New Mexico held their first round of committee meetings for the Spring 2019 semester.
Political cartoonist Eric Garcia is not afraid to speak his mind. He’s not afraid to draw it either. On January 10, Garcia stopped by the National Hispanic Cultural Center to speak about his life drawing against oppression.
As the opening riff to Metallica’s “Master of Puppets” thundered throughout the room, Albuquerque Mayor Tim Keller walked to the lectern, giving his first State of the City Address.
Rossana Suarez’s journey, which began hundreds of miles away from Albuquerque, is far from over.
Another protest ensued days after the Albuquerque Public School District “severed” their relationship with a teacher who allegedly cut off the braid of a Native American student.
New York Times co-chief theater critic Ben Brantley opened his second “Hamilton” review writing “Yes, it really is that good.”
The Associated Students of the University of New Mexico finished up another semester last Wednesday. Here is a recap of some of the highlights of this semester.
It’s a brisk morning in Albuquerque’s Nob Hill. The cold autumn wind is settling in just as dozens of small, locally-owned businesses get set to open for day two — Small Business Saturday — of Thanksgiving weekend.
This is the first in a series for the Daily Lobo about the fourth executive summary report on climate change and its effects on the lives of people of the United States. The focus for these articles will be limited to the Southwest.