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Career Profile: Restaurant owner
Avicra Luckey | May 29Tony Nesheiwat, 27, co-owner of Times Square Deli, said his relationship with customers goes beyond knowing what they like to eat on a sandwich.
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UNM publishes salary book online
Avicra Luckey | May 29More than a year and a half after students asked UNM to provide a more accessible version of its salary book, the book is available online.
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AIDS clinic to move, provide more services
Avicra Luckey | May 29The UNM HIV/AIDS clinic will soon be able to offer more services to more patients after its relocation and expansion.
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Donors running out of time
Hannah Stangebye | May 7Although efforts to collect $675 million in donations for UNM began in 2006, the UNM Foundation has collected only about 60 percent of that money and has only two more years to reach the goal.
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The Photo Issue
May 4Each semester photographers at the Daily Lobo take on long-term photo assignments, all of which are tied together by a common theme.
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Photo Essay: Bodybuilding
Ruby Santos | May 3Ezrah Reed is a UNM sophomore studying physics and astronomy. Originally, Reed planned to play college football, but found bodybuilding to be a more reasonable pursuit.
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English professor files for mistrial
Luke Holmen | May 3UNM English professor Sharon Warner is filing for a mistrial in her $1.5 million court case against the University.
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Honors professor wins top UNM teaching award
Avicra Luckey | May 3Leslie Donovan said she was diagnosed with juvenile rheumatoid arthritis when she was 3 years old, and although she had supportive family and friends, the disease made her feel isolated as a teenager, but has helped her career as a teacher.
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Student fees pay back bonds
Avicra Luckey | May 2UNM has a balance of almost $438 million in bonds, which it uses to pay for University improvements, and the administration depends on student fees to repay some of these bonds.
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Original ‘Lobo Louie’ inspires activism
Avicra Luckey | May 2Environmental activist Demis Foster said young people can bring out-of-style causes back into the public eye with fresh ideas.
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Show me how to: have fun durring finals week.
Hannah Stangebye | May 1In addition to extended library hours, UNM will offer free food, free massages and chances to win free electronics to help students survive finals.
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UNM behind the curve on iTunes U technology
Avicra Luckey | May 1Officials at NMSU said they’ve been able to gain international attention while helping students learn and complete degrees by using a free program, while UNM has yet to do the same.
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Crisis center gets online chat tool
Barbara Gomez-Aguinaga | May 1The UNM Agora Crisis Center has added an Internet component to its varied support services.
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‘You’re expressing a prayer while you’re dancing’
Avicra Luckey | April 30American Indians embraced their culture and community through celebration on campus last week.
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Regents approve $50 Athletics fee
Svetlana Ozden | April 30The Board of Regents on Friday approved a $50 student fee increase to fund Athletics.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
