A 20-year-old UNM art and psychology double major died early Saturday morning on I-40 in a hit-and-run. According to an article published in Wednesday’s Albuquerque Journal, Jennifer Bobrick was driving to a friend’s house when she crashed her SUV into a boulder by a frontage road.
Sonic won’t be in the SUB after the end of the semester. In the SUB Board meeting Wednesday afternoon, Associate Vice President for Student Life Walter Miller said the board has already received confirmation from the owner of the restaurant.
On Feb. 18, an unknown suspect shot a BB at a window in the Fine Arts and Design Library on the fourth floor of George Pearl Hall. According to the report, the shot left a slight impact about one inch wide.
In response to the recent sexual assaults on campus, the University decided to conduct this semester’s campus safety walk earlier than usual.
UNM lags behind all its peer institutions when it comes to average faculty pay for full professors, associate professors and assistant professors.
The recent minimum wage increase in Albuquerque could cost UNM up to half a million dollars. Terry Babbitt, associate vice president of Enrollment Management and overseer of student employment, said the increase may cost UNM $400,000 to $500,000 during fiscal year 2014.
UNM students now have the chance to make a difference in the economies of countries throughout Latin America and Africa.
The IMPACT Conference, a national student conference focused on community service learning, visited the Western U.S. for the first time in 22 years last Thursday.
Students have assembled a new group in response to the recent sexual assaults on campus. Students Against Rape Culture, founded by students from UNM’s Women’s Resource Center, is about one month old and has 10 members.
Police closed off the Anthropology Annex and Science and Mathematics Learning Center after receiving a call about a “suspicious package” Sunday afternoon.
Police say a male suspect attacked a woman on campus Tuesday night. UNMPD interim public information officer Trace Peck said that after receiving a call about the assault, officers went to Simpson Hall
Today’s Exposing the Occult features work from 27-year-old, Maryland native Jamie Kovach.
The Associated Students of the University of New Mexico approved a resolution on Wednesday night to replace the controversial Chick-fil-A in the SUB with another restaurant.
New software will allow advisers to directly monitor students’ grades. UNM advisement staff will get a helping hand from Starfish Retention Solutions, a case management system for advisers to track students and help them continue on to graduation.
A UNM survey suggests that living on campus may help boost students’ GPAs.
Iron your best button-down shirt and take an extra minute to comb your hair — it’s time to start looking for summer jobs. Whether you’re applying at a law firm or a local Hastings, preparing for an interview is always a bit stressful.
The latest proposal to save the Lottery Scholarship aims to make requirements for keeping the scholarship stricter. House Bill 309, “Lottery Scholarship Solvency Program,” sponsored by Rep. James P. White (R-Albuquerque) is scheduled to be heard in the House Education Committee on Friday.
A Nob Hill restaurant’s decision to not adhere to the city’s recent minimum wage increase elicited outrage from Albuquerque activists Tuesday morning.
UNM student Shaina Saint-Lot is one of fewer than 100 students worldwide who will get to pursue a graduate degree from a top-ranked European university, entirely for free.
Three major Lottery Scholarship bills with plans to keep the scholarship funded have seen action in the Legislature this week. On Friday, House Bill 27, “Expand Lottery Scholarship Eligibility,” sponsored by Rep. Sheryl Williams Stapleton (D-Albuquerque), was defeated
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