Sometimes eating at La Posada can be difficult if your schedule doesn’t allow you free time to get there. A great, healthy and cheap alternative is to make your own food in the residency halls.
Rainbow-colored balloons filled a grassy patch beside the Anthropology Building as UNM’s LGBTQ Resource Center celebrated its third anniversary Wednesday afternoon.
The fate of a recent initiative that would limit abortion in the city remains uncertain. On Tuesday, Amy Bailey, the city clerk of Albuquerque, confirmed that the Pain Capable Unborn Child Protection Ordinance, a proposal that would restrict abortion in pregnancies beyond 20 weeks
UNM Police Department’s new online crime reporting system makes life easier for victims of campus crime. Through the Citizens Online Reporting System (CORS), anyone can report nonviolent property crime that took place on the University’s premises.
On Aug. 21, a police officer was dispatched to the bus stop at the north end of the Duck Pond regarding a man who was urinating in public. Upon arrival, the officer observed the man as described by the dispatch and approached him. The man “was emanating a smell that was consistent with the smell of alcoholic beverages,”
In a sunlit room at the Bernalillo County Clerk’s Office, Patricia Catlett held Karen Schmiege’s hands early Tuesday morning. Poised to put a ring on Karen’s finger, she repeated the minister’s words.
The hall just outside the Bernalillo County Clerk’s marriage license office yesterday was filled with more than 100 couples waiting excitedly for the doors to open at 8 a.m.
A new program led by UNMH and a local company is helping doctors save lives from afar. Howard Yonas, a professor and chairperson of neurosurgery at UNM’s School of Medicine, said the hospital has teamed up with Albuquerque-based Net Medical Xpress
“Bold Southeast Asian cuisine” awaits students in the Brick Light District across the street from UNM.
Before transforming into a super senior, Heidimae Martin said she was just a normal student trying to figure out what algorithms were.
Many same-sex couples in Albuquerque will line up at the County Clerk’s office to get a marriage license today at 8 a.m. Bernalillo County Second Judicial District Court ruled in favor of same-sex marriage Monday afternoon.
Economic development took center stage at a mayoral candidate forum Monday afternoon. Incumbent Richard Berry, Republican challenger Paul Heh and Democratic challenger Pete Dinelli discussed how they would improve Albuquerque’s economy if elected
While the mayoral campaign season continues, many UNM students have not yet caught on to the hype.
The three candidates in Albuquerque’s race for mayor — incumbent Republican Richard Berry, Democratic challenger Pete Dinelli and Republican challenger Paul Hey — participated in a forum today at the Albuquerque Marriott. Daily Lobo news editor Ardee Napolitano provided live tweets from the event.
On Tuesday, pro-choice activists protested what they said were recent initiatives by pro-life organizations in the city. How do you feel about a ban on abortions after the 20th week of pregnancy in Albuquerque?
This year, UNM’s graduate student government will work to connect to students with their campus organizations in more ways. At this semester’s first meeting of the Graduate and Professional Student Association held Saturday morning, President Priscila Poliana said the organization will strive to bridge the gap between the association and UNM students.
Today, a local hotel will be the political arena for Albuquerque’s mayoral candidates. Incumbent Republican Richard Berry will face Democratic challenger Pete Dinelli and Republican challenger Paul Heh in a mayoral candidate forum
Last month, the UNM Center for Educational Policy Research (CEPR) received the Esri International User Conference’s Special Achievement Award in Geographic Information Systems (GIS) for its research in mapping applications.
The long-awaited renovations of Clark Hall are now advancing into the planning phase. After voters passed the Bond C for Higher Education last November, Clark Hall received state funds for renovations.
Pablo Galarza, business major, came to UNM from his home nation Ecuador wanting to play soccer with the Lobos. But Galarza said he hopes to gain more than just goal kicks from his time in the United States.
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