This week, the Legislature opened with two opposing bills: one to tighten New Mexico’s gun laws, and one to make federal gun control laws unenforced in the state.
UNMPD sent out the following email to students at around 1 p.m. Monday: “UNM police are searching for two black college age males who groped a female student as she was running around Johnson Field late Sunday afternoon.
According to a new report, New Mexico has some of the most unsafe hospitals in the nation, including UNMH.
UNM graduates are leaving New Mexico for better jobs, and the state’s economy has been stagnant in recent years, but UNM President Robert Frank said he has a plan that could help fix both problems.
UNM students are taking the future of the Lottery Scholarship into their own hands.
Thirty-two percent of high school graduates are not proficient in math when they enter UNM as freshmen, said UNM President Robert Frank.
Rachel Cox is a third year graduate student in photography at UNM with an upcoming thesis exhibition scheduled for April.
New Mexico State Rep. Cathrynn Brown (R-Carlsbad) is backing down from her bill introduced Wednesday that would make an abortion after rape or incest an instance of tampering with evidence.
Groceries are expensive. That’s the reason ramen noodles are considered the cornerstone of the college diet — they’re cheap, vaguely nutritious, and can be bought in bulk.
Apparently, chopping down an almost 10-year-old tree in front of your store is a bad business move.
UNM can assure its students that its police department and University staff have comprehensive plans to deal with an active shooter on campus.
At some point between Dec. 21 and Jan. 1, an unknown suspect entered a locked room in Travelstead Hall and stole UNM property. According to the UNMPD report, UNM staff is still working on the full inventory
The new lobbying group UNM hired this year will cost the University twice as much as the lobbying group it used in previous years.
This week, representatives of the New Mexico Legislature proposed major changes for UNM as well as for higher education in the state in general
After the minimum wage in Albuquerque increased by $1 earlier this month, Bernalillo County is considering a similar move.
The deliberations over what student fees should fund and by how much are underway, and recommendations show an overall decrease of $16.56 per full-time student
The Graduate and Professional Student Association is lobbying for legislation that would grant local businesses tax credits for hiring New Mexico graduates.
UNM student and El Centro de la Raza employee Laura Ordonez said that without her employer, she wouldn’t have been able to continue with school after having a child.
While many students hibernated over winter break, ASUNM President Caroline Muraida was looking for ways to secure a future for the New Mexico Lottery Legislative Success Scholarship.
Have you ever wondered why it’s called “wireless Internet” when the moment you leave the room with your router in it, your signal connection strength drops to one bar or disappears entirely?
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