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?
Plans to renovate the rundown Vagabond Inn near Lobo Village may be delayed yet again. On Dec. 21, UNM filed another appeal with the City Council against an Albuquerque Zoning Enforcement Office ruling.
Locking up your bicycle does not mean it won’t be stolen. At least 32 people figured this out the hard way when their bicycles were stolen from campus during the fall semester.
During the fall semester, the Daily Lobo collected UNMPD incident reports, compiling a selection every week for the crime briefs segment.
Alien life may not be just a filmmaker’s fantasy anymore, as UNM scientists have discovered rich water content in a Martian meteorite.
New members in the Legislature may mean this year’s session will end in UNM’s favor.
Those using UNM Wi-Fi for illegal downloading may face legal action.
On Monday, Citizens Commission on Human Rights (CCHR) opened a display in the SUB alleging the destructive role of psychiatry in peoples’ lives.
Leonard Napolitano, former dean of the UNM School of Medicine and father to U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security Janet Napolitano, died last Monday in Albuquerque. He was 82.
On Friday, the UNM Athletics Department submitted a $3.5 million allocation request, to be taken from student fees, to the Student Fee Review Board. Athletics is one of several organizations requesting funding from the SFRB that the board saw presentations from last week.
The 11 students who live in the Phi Gamma Delta fraternity house on Mesa Vista Road must find new places to live after ownership of the house changed hands in early December.
As one UNM student regent term comes to a close, a medical student looks to fill that seat.
by Antonio Sanchez news@dailylobo.com Sociology instructor and UNM doctoral student Mate Pleic, 32, died on Sunday.
UNM President Robert Frank said that at least 100,000 new jobs need to be created in New Mexico to return to prerecession employment levels, and that UNM will support that effort.
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