Culture
The Weekly Free
Alexandra Swanberg | April 3Denver Broncos wide receiver Demaryius Thomas talks about his life and experience in the NFL in the SUB Ballrooms at 7 p.m.
Lobos Basketball Tournament
Culture
For Your Ears
Antonio Sanchez | April 3Leaving a trail of heavy guitar riffs and thunderous percussion, The Black Dahlia Murder stands as one of the front-runners of today’s death metal scene — and for good reason.
Culture
Where Are We?
April 1Every Monday the Daily Lobo challenges you to identify where we took our secret picture of the week.
News
Students create video game, profits go to charity
Victoria Carreon | April 1Instead of playing a video game, some students on campus are creating one that would benefit a charity for children with diabetes. About 30 students are working together to develop Alloy, a video game in which players create robots out of scrap metal in a barren wasteland.
News
Astronaut visits UNM, urges passion for science
Miriam Belin | April 1A former astronaut came to UNM to pitch the benefits of jobs in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) fields.
News
Professor developing portable radiation detector
Jacob Hall | April 1UNM’s Physics and Astronomy Department is working on a high-tech portable device that would track radioactive material and help prevent terrorism.
Opinion
Tabone’s madness has political method
Jason Darensberg | April 1I recently spoke with resident Daily Lobo cartoonist Juan Tabone for his take on the controversy surrounding his strip.
Sports
Davie’s new style leaves men less nervous
Nathan Farmer | April 1Five spring football practices down, head coach Bob Davie said he is seeing improvement in his team.
Sports
Player invited to under-20 US Soccer Team camp
Nathan Farmer | April 1James Rogers has a unique opportunity to represent the United States, a country he has been a citizen of for two weeks.
Sports
Spring brings win over NAU
Michael Warren | April 1Perfect weather and perfect play came together for the men’s tennis team on Friday at the Linda Estes Tennis Complex.
Sports
Alumni fall to current crew
Brandon Call | April 1The volleyball team’s off-season seems more on than off. The Lobos kicked off their spring schedule last Thursday with a 3-1 win in the annual alumni game.
News
AP crime briefs
March 30LAS CRUCES, N.M. — The mayor-elect of a troubled New Mexico border town is turning to the state Supreme Court to help get him into office.
News
Sigma Chi, community remember Garrett Elders
Luke Holmen | March 30Garrett Elders will be remembered by his family and friends as a loving son, an outstanding student and a loyal friend and fraternity brother.
News
Local employers value experience over GPA
Avicra Luckey | March 30The Daily Lobo spoke with eight local businesses to find out what employers are looking for in prospective employees, and the results suggest that while a college degree matters more than any other qualification, a student’s GPA doesn’t necessarily guarantee them a job.
News
Private dorm rep visits UNM
Miriam Belin | March 30Casas del Rio area manager Brent McPherson asked the ASUNM Senate to embrace the partnership between UNM and American Campus Communities as the new on-campus dorms near the final stages on construction.
Opinion
All the facts help deter conjecture
Chris Quintana | March 30Readers, During the last couple of days, I have received a number of letters concerning the Daily Lobo’s choice to run “personal” details about the death of student Garrett Elders.
Opinion
Leave the smokers and their bad habits alone
March 30Editor, In response to James Burbank’s letter (published Wednesday) about smoking on campus: I love cigarettes.
Opinion
Lobo coverage of student death is tasteless, mean
March 30Editor, I am writing to express my disgust with your article on the tragic death of a UNM student and member of the Sigma Chi fraternity.
Opinion
Professors should be held to their own rules
March 30Editor, Most classes have the rule stating that if a student misses more than three classes they will be dropped.
Sports
Poor pitching leads to loss
March 30The baseball team lost its lead early and could never come back. The Lobos lost to Stephen F. Austin on Wednesday, 9-5, after giving up four runs in the first inning.
