The first day of the spring signing period was a busy one for the UNM women’s basketball team. Three players signed on Wednesday, and head coach Don Flanagan also announced that two current players will be leaving the program.
Andrea Cooper thought her daughter, Kristin, couldn’t be happier on New Year’s Eve 1995 but was overcome with grief when she came home and found her only child dead from a self-inflicted gunshot.
Nobody can deny that we live in a troubled world. Evidence of that surrounds us on a daily basis: school shootings, a seriously troubled stock market, rampant divorce, a disturbing lack of morality even among a number of religious leaders and the list goes on.
Alan Burrus, UNM alumnus and former Peace Corps volunteer, speaks after Able Ruiz (left), Peace Corps regional recruiter, presented Burrus with a plaque honoring his service during a ceremony at University House Thursday.
Emmy award-winning filmmaker Lena Carr answers questions after the screening of her film, "Kinaalda: A Navajo Rite of Passage," at the Southwest Film Center Thursday.
Editor, A 23.5 percent tuition increase in a little more than one year is another “only in New Mexico” phenomenon.
Thank you. That is what I have to say to the 765 students who voted against Amendment One that was on Wednesday’s undergraduate student government ballot.
Through weeks of planning and organization comes the first UNM Intercollegiate Rodeo, which will be held at Tingley Coliseum today and Saturday.
City Council President Brad Winter said during a meeting at Johnson Center Thursday that the baseball stadium controversy has been rushed to a May 30 vote because of a premature lease decision. Winter, who represents District Four in the far Northeast Heights, said because Mayor Jim Baca began negotiations with the Canadian Triple-A baseball team Calvary Cannons before he began negotiations on the stadium situation, the City Council was forced to make a quick decision.
Here’s a quick quiz for readers: Do you think Lynyrd Skynyrd is a person? Do you consider croutons vegetables? Do you wear your hair in a mullet, short on the top and sides — possibly spiked — and long in back? Do you still wear acid-washed jeans and sport Def Leppard concert T-shirts?
Brian Graham seems like he stepped out of a time machine that came directly from the golden age of American folk music.
Editor, I swear, even as college students, we are always looking for some excuse to get out of class.
Despite emphasis on tuition increases, the Board of Regents managed to cover other business Tuesday, including ratifying a staff union and selecting the site for the new Architecture and Planning Building.
The Southwest Film Center will premiere the films “Orfeu,” Nuyorican Dream” and “The Charcoal People” Friday, Saturday and Sunday as part of its Latin American Film Festival
You. Yes, you. The one with the cell phone. I love you. I love the way your phone rings in the middle of class, two, maybe three times before you realize that it's your own electronic pocket-pal. I don't know your name exactly, but I make up names for you in my head. Nokia, if you're cute. Motorola, if you're a bit on the hefty side. Ericsson, if you're smart.
The 13th annual “Blue Mesa Review” may not have a theme this year, but it still has an abundance of writing talent to be proud of.
Conservation Division Director Chris Wentz speaks about New Mexico Energy, Minerals and Natural Resources' role in the UNM Compressed Natural Gas Fueling Station project. The company and UNM developed the station in the southeast corner of G Lot to help Albuquerque meet alternative fuel goals.
Presented through UNM’s Media Arts Department at the Guild Cinema Monday night was the Academy Award-nominated documentary by Josh Aronson, “Sound and Fury.”
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