Uliana Sisombath, a master’s student at Albuquerque’s Webster University, said bullying has always been a problem in schools. She said she was bullied growing up in the 1960s.
Local business owners have released a flurry of mixed reactions regarding the Bernalillo County commissioners’ narrow decision to increase the county’s minimum wage.
ASUNM wants to aid in the development of universal public restrooms for students, faculty and staff on campus.
Martha Chicoski, a Boston native who lives in Albuquerque, said it has been a tradition for her family to watch runners cross the finish line at the Boston Marathon since she was little.
Mental health is not a laughing matter, but laughter can improve your mental health.
Kindra Aschenbrenner, a junior and sociology major, intends to bike across the United States this summer, fulfilling her lifelong dream. Aschenbrenner, along with her sister, leave mid-May on a 10-week bike trip along the northern U.S.
Film students reeling in the face of an uncertain economy have a new resource to help hone their talent and tap into the local industry.
The New Mexico Public Interest Research Group is jumpstarting a UNM initiative to reduce carbon emissions, a plan that has languished for three years.
Authorities continue to hunt down a man who police say shot the mother of a UNM student last week. Police are tracking down Rastice Lee Burdex, 20, after he allegedly fired two gunshots at Stacy Coronel at her home on April 16.
Kent Kiehl grew up on the same street as convicted serial killer Ted Bundy, which sparked his interest in serial killers and psychopaths.
Last week’s bombing at the Boston Marathon does not necessarily force UNM to re-examine its security protocols for sports and other public events, but officials said it does reinforce the importance of security, and could lead to reviews of current policies.
Contrary to what the name suggests, “Bound” is a publication in which students are free to say what they want. Senior Jordan Unverzagt is the founder and editor-in-chief of the publication.
“Fiestas 2013: Jungle Edition” rocked out until the stars came out at Johnson Field on Saturday.
UNM student Chris Peverada was halfway through eating a crab roll after running in the Boston Marathon when he heard two loud explosions near the restaurant he was sitting in.
A UNM alumna withdrew her election bid for mayor of Albuquerque last week, narrowing the race down to three candidates. Margaret Aragon de Chavez, wife of former Albuquerque mayor Martin Chavez, dropped out of the race on Friday.
UNM police have given the all clear regarding a potential bomb threat at the UNM dental residency clinic Friday morning.
UNM OIPS ended yet another International Festival in style by holding their inaugural international fashion show in the SUB. The International Festival, held Thursday afternoon, featured myriad international fare, vendors and performers.
Last year, UNM physical therapy student Susan Halbig ran in the American Parkinson Disease Association 5k race to honor her father. “My father was diagnosed with Parkinson’s six years ago,” she said. “For me, a way to support my dad rather than just being at home with him was to run it.”
Now that Gov. Martinez signed a bill April 5 that increases tax credits for TV shows and movies filming in New Mexico, film-extra positions are in high demand. This bill adds to New Mexico’s attractiveness as a filming site.
This year’s New Mexico Shared Knowledge Conference is trying to prove that students with nonscience majors can still pursue their own research.
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