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Career Paths
Elizabeth Cleary | February 15Andrew Wice is a novelist and poet who can be found waiting tables in Madrid, NM, where he lives.
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Candidates vie to replace injured fine arts dean
Miriam Belin | February 15Four finalists have been selected in a search to replace interim Dean of the College of Fine Arts Jim Linnell, who suffered a spinal cord injury in Mexico over winter break.
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Lottery Scholarship is not yet a sinking ship
Miriam Belin | February 15Despite concerns that the Legislative Lottery Scholarship will be out of funds by 2014, the money raised for the scholarship in fiscal years 2010 and 2011 were the highest on record, according to the New Mexico Lottery’s annual report.
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Veterans find new life at UNM
Barbara Gomez-Aguinaga | February 15Veterans returning to school face a new challenge: the shift to college life. During the last two years, UNM has seen a 38 percent increase of veterans’ enrollment, according to Student Veterans of UNM.
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Show me how to: File Taxes
Rachel Roth and Elena Saavedra-Buckley | February 14Taxes are anything but simple. Zohra Farmer and Paula Reiss, tax associates at H&R Block, explain some rules to keep you tax savvy and to maximize your refund.
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Fee Board delays final deliberations
Luke Holmen | February 14The Student Fee Review Board was unable to allocate student fees after a second round of deliberations by midnight Monday.
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UNM mourns professor, historian
Nathan Farmer | February 14Distinguished professor of art history Dr. David L. Craven, 60, died Saturday from an apparent heart attack while playing tennis, his family said.
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Chunk of student fees go to repay debts
Elizabeth Cleary | February 14The Student Fee Review Board held its second round of deliberations Monday night, but the SFRB controls less than half the total fees students pay to attend UNM.
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MWC forms new conference
Nathan Farmer | February 14Lobo Athletics will be leaving the Mountain West Conference to join a newly formed conference that spans five time zones.
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UNM: Professor David Craven is dead
Nathan Farmer | February 13Distinguished professor of art history Dr. David L. Craven, 60, died Monday from an apparent heart attack while playing tennis, the family said. Craven had been a professor at UNM since 1993 and was the fine arts department chair for two years.
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APD: drunk driver hit student
Staff Report | February 13UNM student Wolfgang Scott-Cohen was struck while riding his scooter by a drunk driver in a pickup truck in the UNM area Friday afternoon.
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Labor secretary visits UNM, discusses job growth
Christopher Bartlett | February 13U.S. Secretary of Labor Hilda Solis said investing in education will pull the U.S. out of the recent economic slump by creating new jobs in high-growth fields.
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UNM: stabbing suspect caught
Staff Report | February 13On Friday morning the University sent out an alert warning the community that a female stabbing suspect was at large somewhere in the UNM main, north or south campus areas.
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UPDATE: UNMPD: suspect has been caught
Staff Report | February 10At 11:08 a.m. Friday morning UNM sent out an alert warning the UNM community a female stabbing suspect was at large somewhere in the UNM main, north or south campus areas.
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New Mexico Crime Briefs
February 10SANTA FE — Court papers show that a personal online ad taken out by one of the four men arrested last week in a child-sex sting operation caught the attention of Santa Fe police.
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Groups: Help students keep Lottery Scholarship
Avicra Luckey | February 10About a third of freshmen awarded the Lottery Scholarship lose it within a semester, said Ann Brooks, chair of the Faculty Senate Budget Committee in a presentation to the regents on Thursday.
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Student groups miss ASUNM budget deadline
Nathan Farmer | February 10The Kiva Club missed the deadline for its ASUNM budget request for the 2013 fiscal year by 2 minutes and 18 seconds. Isaac Romero, finance chair of ASUNM, said the request would not be accepted.
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Daily Lobo asks you: What’s your ideal marriage proposal?
February 9“With red roses—then I would get on my knees. I would bring some chocolate backup.”
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Board postpones student fee deliberations
Luke Holmen | February 9Despite aims to decrease the amount students pay in fees next year, the Student Fee Review Board voted unanimously Wednesday night to set the minimum fee amount for next year to the same as it is this year.
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State budget, new funding formula pass House
Alexandra Swanberg | February 9The state budget (House Bill 2) passed unanimously in the House Wednesday night.
