During Wednesday’s media-day event at the Tow Diehm Complex, a reporter asked New Mexico football coach Bob Davie if quarterback Cole Gautsche will be a starter heading into training camp. Davie, standing at the podium, turned to his sophomore signal-caller seated off-camera and said “Cole? You going to jump out there with that first group?” That’s the plan, Davie said.
A bid by UNM’s Health Sciences Center to manage a community hospital in Gallup moves forward as the Board of Regents approved Tuesday a motion to uphold community health in the state.
The Vortex’s newest production of Shakespeare’s tragedy “Macbeth” will make you laugh. A lot. Maybe that’s not a good thing. Though truly, this is not a bad idea. Melodrama can be pushed easily and effectively to the point of comedy.
Maryland native Dawinder Sidhu said he has spent most of his life close to the Atlantic Ocean. So after he snagged a job at UNM Law School three years ago, Sidhu decided to stay in sunny Albuquerque for a change.
A New Mexico Legislative Finance Committee meeting in which the committee was supposed to discuss behavioral health in New Mexico drew hundreds into UNM’s Student Union Building Wednesday afternoon.
Last year, New Mexico had a National Blue Ribbon School. Central Elementary in Artesia received the national recognition as an honor school in 2012 for showing dramatic improvement in student performance.
As the fall semester nears, UNM continues to develop initiatives in hopes of improving student success on campus.
Gay or straight, I don’t think that I will ever understand men. Things seem normal at first, and you cannot help but imagine your future with them, but the next thing you know they won’t respond to your texts or see you again.
Editor, I am an objective observer of what transpires in Washington, D.C. From my perspective as a member of no political party, it seems to me that the majority of one of our two primary political parties has opinions such as the following:
UNM students, along with others nationwide, might face higher interest rates on federal student loans, as efforts in Congress to keep the rates at their current levels remain uncertain.
UNM and CNM continue to strive to increase graduation and retention rates of science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) majors.
UNM’s 76-acre golf course could become more eco-friendly by next spring. After the Bernalillo County Open Space Fund and the University agreed to allot $1.5 million to renovate UNM’s North Golf Course last year, the University is now taking those plans into action.
About 100 women walked into the football weight training room at the Tow Diehm Complex Thursday night during a tour of the facility.
New Mexico offensive lineman Dillon Farrell may be a little insane, he said. But when people ask him about the upcoming 2013 football season, he replies by saying his goal is to win every game on the schedule.
If this season’s nonconference schedule is any indication, coach Craig Neal’s Lobos won’t shy away from tough competition.
New Mexico center Alex Kirk and forward Cameron Bairstow finished their runs at the World University Games in Kazan, Russia on Thursday. Bairstow played for the silver medal-winning Australian team, and he averaged a team-leading 12.8 points and 6.8 rebounds per game.
The NCAA always has to try to convince the public that academics are something it truly cares about. In order to make it look like the NCAA actually does want students to earn a good education
Rather than take classes and complete homework assignments, local artists are choosing to learn photography in a different way. Guerrilla Photo Group (GPG) is a weekly photography group that meets at Rip Williams’ studio
Hundreds of people from various states and countries met to share their appreciation for penmanship and to continue the centuries-old tradition when the International Association of Master Penmen
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