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Bus collision sends woman to hospital
Ardee Napolitano | April 15A UNM student sustained serious injuries after a bus ran over her at the intersection of Yale and Lomas boulevards Friday afternoon.
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ASUNM proposes ‘green fund’
Jamillah Wilcox | April 15In a meeting Wednesday, the senate unanimously passed Resolution 11S, which requests that UNM President Robert Frank form a committee of various UNM representatives to develop a proposal to create a student-governed “green” fund.ay, the senate unanimously passed Resolution 11S
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VP candidate forums wrap up
John Tyczkowski | April 15UNM’s fourth and final candidate for vice president for research and economic development has spoken to the community at an open forum, and the next step for the University is selection.
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UNM weighs in on...
April 12At the Board of Regents’ annual budget summit Tuesday, regents approved a measure to allot a $900,000 increase in student fee money for Athletics for the fiscal year starting in July. The Daily Lobo asked students for their reactions to the increase.
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Show Me How To: Eat Healthily When Vegan
Ross Kelbley | April 11Veganism is an increasingly popular way to stay healthy, but it can be difficult to stick to because it limits food options. Vegans, like vegetarians, avoid meat, poultry, and fish.
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Isaac Romero elected ASUNM president, “Believe for ASUNM” slate sweeps election
Ardee Napolitano | April 11Wednesday night was a good night for the “Believe for ASUNM” slate. Undergraduates elected 11 of Believe’s 12 candidates to represent them next year.
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Sigma Alpha Epsilon had been suspended previously for similar misconduct
John Tyczkowski | April 11Sigma Alpha Epsilon is no stranger to clashes with the University administration. UNM’s Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity was suspended April 4 following allegations of criminal sexual penetration.
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UNM Crime Briefs
Alexandra Swanberg | April 10A UNM student reported that an unknown suspect had stolen two pieces of his art from the College of Fine Arts where they were displayed on the third floor.
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Libertarian Party presidential candidate Gary Johnson speaks at UNM about federal spending, debt
Ardee Napolitano | April 10Former New Mexico governor and 2012 presidential candidate for the Libertarian Party Gary Johnson believes that the U.S. should cut a whopping 30 percent of its federal spending.
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NM Board of Regents raises undergraduate tuition rates and student fees
Antonio Sanchez | April 10In what GPSA President Marisa Silva called a “rogue” move, the Board of Regents Tuesday went against the Student Fee Review Board and approved an increase in student fees for Athletics.
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Lobo Spotlight: Z. Hector Terrazas
Antonio Sanchez | April 9It takes students about five to six minutes to walk from Dane Smith Hall to the Student Union Building. It took UNMPD officer Z. Hector Terrazas six minutes to identify, pursue and arrest a suspect for stealing a bike.
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Sigma Alpha Epsilon temporarily suspended following alleged criminal sexual penetration
John Tyczkowski | April 9UNM’s Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity is suspended following allegations of sexual assault at a party hosted on the fraternity’s property April 1.
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Third VP for research candidate focuses on strengthening the University’s research office
John Tyczkowski | April 9After months of searching, the time is almost here for UNM to select its new vice president for research and economic development.
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ASUNM vice presidential candidate roundtable
Ardee Napolitano | April 8This week, undergraduates can vote for student government representatives from the “Unite for ASUNM,” “Believe for ASUNM” and “Shout for ASUNM” slates in the ASUNM elections. Read up on the vice-presidential candidates and their platforms today before casting your ballots Wednesday.
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Martinez approves 1% pay raise
John Tyczkowski | April 8Gov. Susana Martinez on Friday signed a bill that allows for a 1 percent pay increase for UNM faculty and staff. The governor had until noon on Friday to sign, veto or do nothing with bills passed through the Legislature this session.
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Exposing the Occult
April 5Kevin Lyman, founder of touring music festivals such as the Vans Warped Tour and the Mayhem Festival, came to the UNM on Wednesday night to speak with a crowd about how to live life and refuse to give up, even after failing.
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Alford gets lukewarm welcome in Los Angeles
J.R. Oppenheim | April 5UNM will pursue the $1 million buyout that former men’s basketball coach Steve Alford agreed to before he left UNM for the same position at UCLA.
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ASUNM presidential candidate roundtable
Jamillah Wilcox | April 5Next Wednesday undergraduates can vote for student government representatives from “Unite for ASUNM,” “Believe for ASUNM” and “Shout for ASUNM” slates in the ASUNM elections. Read up on the presidential candidates and their platforms today before heading to the polls next week.
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Priscila Poliana wins the GPSA presidency
John Tyczkowski | April 5Priscila Poliana will serve as Graduate and Professional Student Association’s new president for the 2013-14 academic year. Her one-year term begins at the end of the spring semester, when she is sworn in.
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ASUNM candidate forum centers on Lottery Scholarship, ASUNM student fee increase
Ardee Napolitano | April 4Student government candidates battled for votes for the last time Wednesday before absentee voting begins today in the SUB Atrium.
