“The Men of Mah Jongg” is full of some great humor and occasionally resembles a senior-citizen version of Seinfeld, but at its core the play tells a moving story about facing the final chapters of life.
It’s officially summer, and while you may be feeling as free as a bird, events and concerts are still just as costly.
Freezing white-water rapids will flood the desert this weekend when a film festival centered on extreme water sports comes to town.
UCLA professor and renowned modern-dance choreographer Victoria Marks said dance can be found in the simplest functions of the human body.
Though never completely boring, the Vortex Theatre’s production of “Speed-the-Plow” is a disappointment, failing to reach the dizzying heights of comedic potential in David Mamet’s outstanding script.
A small rivulet of blood trickles down Shelby Smith’s spine as her skin stretches further and further, pulled by a pulley system connected to hooks in her back.
Suspension, like any other form of body modification, requires strict sanitation and caution.
A replica of a Virtual Boy handheld system, discontinued by Nintendo in 1996, and a 5-foot-tall original Game Boy greet customers.
Artists from Brazil will expose their art to a broader community of artists at the Tamarind Institute, where their work is more accepted than at home.
Trying to reserve a study room in Zimmerman during finals week is about as difficult as registering for classes when LoboWeb crashes.
“Star Wars” enthusiasts from across campus — a caterer in the SUB, a student who works in Residence Life and Student Housing and a member of the Dean of Students Office — join forces to host UNM’s largest “Star Wars” event.
Rocky Votolato is an easy-listening acoustic artist with a soothing voice to accompany his quiet guitar picking.
Summer vacation is right around the corner — as if you needed a newspaper to tell you that. To add to the stress of finals, you’re probably scrounging for a wild summer getaway or a string of parties to wipe out the memory of this semester.
Every Monday the Daily Lobo challenges you to identify where we took our secret picture of the week.
Half-human “changelings” who try to regain their humanity and fight evil forces came to life in the minds of members of the Mind’s Eye Society on April 14th.
Although live action role-playing (LARP) games are based on improvisation, there is still a storyteller who mediates the action.
This time of year is rife with preparations — prepping the garden for planting, your mind for finals and your feet for summer sandals.
The Gathering of Nations is the world’s largest powwow, drawing indigenous tribes from around the world,
“I think I’d probably fall into the hipster category, indie-hipster. I don’t like being called something.”
Organizers of Gathering of Nations place a $17-per-day value on experiencing American Indian culture, but members of the UNM Kiva Club say tradition shouldn’t cost money.
Solutions by The State News
