News
GPSA elects new council chair
Avicra Luckey | April 30Kris Miranda will be the next GPSA Council Chair. GPSA Council representatives elected Miranda on Saturday in a 25-11 vote.
News
News
Crime Briefs
The Associated Press and Avicra Luckey | April 27UNMPD responded to a call April 18 from a woman who reported that another woman was stalking her job.
News
ASUNM group holds more events with less money
Svetlana Ozden | April 27This year ASUNM Student Special Events put on more events with less money compared to 2011.
News
Photographer sacrifices money, safety to capture war
Svetlana Ozden | April 27Freelance combat photographer Jim Spiri wasn’t satisfied with the mainstream media’s coverage of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, so he traveled to the Middle East to capture his own war images.
News
Managing editor moves up
Svetlana Ozden | April 27As she prepares to take over, the Daily Lobo’s next editor said building a more transparent newspaper with a stronger social and online media presence are among her priorities for her term.
News
UNM Alumni Chapel turns 50
Avicra Luckey | April 27Inscribed on the UNM Alumni Memorial Chapel’s south wall are the names of the 227 UNM alumni killed in combat since World War I.
News
How are you dealing with the Albuquerque moth invasion?
April 26“The ecosystem needs them. They have some function, some role.
News
Panelists talk student debt
Luke Holmen and Avicra Luckey | April 26Students face a tough decision when taking on debt to get a college degree that may not land them a job.
News
Mothpocalypse
Staff Report | April 26A swarm of miller moths (that’s miller, not killer) invaded Albuquerque this week after army cutworm cocoons in the bosque and surrounding areas hatched.
News
Career Profile: Drag queen
Avicra Luckey | April 25Patrick Ross said his career is more than sequins, feather boas, skin tight dresses or chicken cutlet chest enhancers — for him it’s theater.
News
Roybal recollects teamwork, legislation
Svetlana Ozden | April 25As her term comes to an end, ASUNM President Jaymie Roybal said she is proud of ASUNM’s accomplishments this year and hopes that the administration continues to listen to the student body.
News
Scott-Cohen receives degree
Luke Holmen | April 25Deceased UNM student Wolfgang Scott-Cohen was awarded a posthumous Bachelor of Science in Psychology by the department.
News
Show me how to: Rock climb
Hannah Stangebye | April 24As the weather warms, outdoor activities become more popular among students, and rock climbing is one way for students to get outdoors and face a physical challenge.
News
Local author’s fans laud 40-year anniversary
Avicra Luckey | April 24Earlier this month, Gov. Susana Martinez declared April 23, 2012 as Bless Me, Ultima day in the state of New Mexico.
News
Richardson reflects on administration, student fees
Svetlana Ozden | April 24As her term comes to an end, GPSA President Katie Richardson said she checked most of the goals for her presidency off her list.
News
Faculty base pay stagnates during past 4 years
Hannah Stangebye | April 23UNM faculty, on average, made about 9 percent less than their colleagues at peer institutions in 2011.
News
English dept. celebrates New Mexico literary classic
Avicra Luckey | April 23Although Bless Me, Ultima was banned in Arizona public schools, UNM celebrates the novel’s 40 year anniversary with a reading marathon of the book today.
News
AP crime briefs
April 20Police say a dispute over drugs ended with an officer shooting an armed man in southeast Albuquerque.
News
NM youths join effort opposing child soldiering
Avicra Luckey | April 20Tonight, Albuquerque activists participate in an international effort to stop the use of child soldiers in Africa. People all over the world will plaster their cities with posters to raise awareness about the violence and brutality in Uganda.
News
Students win contest with water-treatment system
Svetlana Ozden | April 20UNM’s Lobo Engineering team designed and built a water-treatment system that prepares murky seawater to be purified for drinking.
