UNM Safety & Risk Services employees let go among audit overhaul
Antonio Sanchez | November 15Six people in the Department of Safety and Risk Services have been laid off following an audit performed earlier this year.
Six people in the Department of Safety and Risk Services have been laid off following an audit performed earlier this year.
Ivy Lewis reported to UNMPD on Oct. 26 that someone attempted to break into her car while it was parked in R-Lot. According to the police report, the driver’s side window was broken and the ignition appeared to have been tampered with.
Students should expect faster Wi-Fi on campus by the end of the semester, when UNM’s IT Department expects to complete access-point replacements.
UNM students will roam campus tonight, checking for safety hazards and inadequate lighting at the semiannual Campus Safety walk. Student conduct officer and event organizer Rob Burford said the safety walks have been a UNM tradition since the ‘90s.
Undergraduate student government senate elections are on Wednesday. There are 10 open seats on the ASUNM Senate. Meet some of the candidates
Fatal drug overdoses occur in New Mexico at a rate double that of the rest of the country.
Past instances of overspending by candidates for undergraduate student government led the elections commission to increase candidates’ spending limits for Wednesday’s election.
The wife of the man who was shot and killed at a UNM foreign exchange student party in July has been indicted on a murder charge.
Students interested in studying or working abroad can attend events all this week to learn more about international programs and opportunities.
Last week, the Student Fee Review Board began the months-long process of determining the amount students will pay in activity fees next year and how that money will be divided up.
Thursday night in the SUB, UNM students, faculty and the Albuquerque community came out to support the Queer Straight Alliance and the Residence Hall Association’s fourth annual drag show
UNMH nurse Lorie MacIver said she makes a mere $3 more per hour than new nurses do at the hospital, even though she has worked there for seven years.
New Mexico public education will see a $27.3 million slash in its budget starting January of next year. The hit is the result of federal nondefense funding cuts.
The elite of collegiate track and field are coming to lay it all on the line in Albuquerque.
Many students cannot pay for their college educations without taking out loans. In an effort to help students climb out of debt as quickly as possible, The Daily Lobo spoke with Brian Malone, director of UNM’s Financial Aid Office, to learn how students can best manage their loans.
This year’s Electoral College looks almost identical to the 2008 Electoral College that propelled Barack Obama to victory for his first term. The only difference between the Electoral College maps was that Indiana and North Carolina went for the GOP in 2012 but for the Democrats in 2008.
UNM Provost Chaouki Abdallah had little administrative experience when he took over as provost last year.
Mary Alice Tsosie looks to add a long-unwritten chapter to UNM’s history — one interview at a time.
Student reports ‘inappropriate’ phone call UNM student Devon Rosenkoetter received an “offensive phone call” on Oct. 20 at about midnight.
With the 2012 election’s latest electoral college results, New England once again has voted Democrat, shifting its historical political party alignment.