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ASUNM bill would raise undergrad fees
Luke Holmen | March 6ASUNM senators are considering a bill that would raise undergraduate fees by more than 30 percent.
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Flower art project late bloomer
Jacob Hall | March 6An art installation project at George Pearl Hall is a year behind schedule and over budget by about $100,000.
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New budget plan awards completion
Rachel Roth and Elena Saavedra Buckley | March 5The funding formula for New Mexico colleges and universities is moving from an enrollment-based system to a performance based system in an effort to create funding incentives to raise graduation and retention rates.
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Drug-prevention office funded
Svetlana Ozden | March 5Following a decrease in funding from grants and state appropriations, the Campus Office of Substance Abuse Prevention turned to student fees to keep students from drinking and taking drugs.
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(un)Occupy undeterred by ban from Yale Park
Jacob Hall | March 4After a brief reoccupation of Yale Park by (un)Occupy Albuquerque protesters this weekend, the park is now empty of signs and protesters.
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AP crime briefs
March 2Authorities say a 15-year-old boy has been arrested for allegedly bringing a BB gun onto an elementary school campus in Albuquerque.
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Employees could foot $6.2m health care shortfall
Miriam Belin | March 2UNM employees may have to foot a projected multi-million dollar shortfall in the University’s health plan.
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Fee reserve loses funding plan
Nathan Farmer | March 2The account the Student Fee Review Board uses to fund one-time allocations to student organizations has no way of generating new funds.
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ROTC protocol bans flying Pan-African flag
Avicra Luckey | March 2In past years the Air Force ROTC raised the Pan-African flag in front of Scholes Hall every morning during the month of February to celebrate Black History Month
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Photo Essay: Swing dancers
March 1Sophomore architecture student Brandon Gassaway has been swing dancing for three years. A swing course at UNM piqued his interest and he decided to pursue it as a hobby in 2009.
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Ariz. bans ‘Bless me, Ultima,’ NM students take action
March 1An Arizona law that effectively shut down ethnic studies programs at K-12 schools across the state in 2010 has spurred UNM students to build an underground library of banned books.
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Students risk torture, jail to pursue education
Megan Morris | February 29UNM student Flora Kiyan earned a degree in Iran by taking classes in living rooms and basements.
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Continuing Ed rife with learning
Gabriel Segovia | February 29Whether you’ve always wanted to learn how to prepare East Indian cuisine or navigate rapids in a kayak, UNM Continuing Education has a wealth of courses in which both students and nonstudents can participate.
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Show me how to: Donate eggs
Avicra Luckey | February 28Women interested in egg donation can earn up to $4,000 and help individuals struggling to conceive said Sheila Delelles, in-vitro fertilization coordinator at the Center for Reproductive Medicine of New Mexico.
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Jury finds in favor of UNM in $1.5 m lawsuit
Luke Holmen | February 28UNM professor Sharon Warner lost her $1.5 million breach of contract lawsuit against the University on Monday.
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MWC bus trip fuels charity work
Nathan Farmer | February 28For the third year in a row, Lobo fans have the chance to support their basketball team, give to a local charity and take an affordable vacation.
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Greek Week aids local youth
Keila Gutierrez | February 28In honor of Greek Week, UNM’s Greeks organized drives and fundraisers to benefit Albuquerque’s youth — but students don’t have to be Greek to help.
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Protest turns violent
Elizabeth Cleary | February 27A talk hosted by the UNM Israel Alliance on Thursday turned violent, and footage from the incident has gone viral on YouTube. In the video, a group of protesters stand up and start chanting in the back of the anthropology lecture hall, where pro-Israel activist Nonie Darwish was in the middle of giving a talk.
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Renewed Yale Park occupation leads to arrests
Luke Holmen | February 27Four members of (un)Occupy Albuquerque were arrested shortly before 3 p.m. on Sunday after they refused to leave Yale Park. In a video posted by (un)Occupy members, protesters can be seen being arrested.
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NMPIRG: more fees needed
Miriam Belin | February 27If the Student Fee Review Board’s recommendation is approved by the President’s Strategic Budget Leadership Team, the New Mexico Public Interest Research group will endure a funding cut that NMPIRG representatives said will cripple the group’s ability to function.
