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Daily Lobo asks you:
Luke Holmen | January 26Did you watch the State of the Union Address on Tuesday night, and if so, did it change your opinion of President Barack Obama?
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‘Ether Man’ convicted of sexual assault in Colorado
Chelsea Erven | January 26For 15 years, a suspected serial rapist known as “Ether Man” raped and terrorized at least 11 Albuquerque women, many of them UNM students at the times of the assaults.
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New formula needs funding
Chelsea Erven | January 26The state is looking to switch the formula for how much money UNM gets from the state from enrollment-based to performance-based; the question is how.
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Career Paths
Christopher Bartlett | January 25Dozens of Russian surrealist paintings of colorful landscapes and portraits line the small room behind Kenneth Pushkin’s gallery on Santa Fe’s world famous Canyon Road.
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Protesters challenge driver’s license legislation
Junfu Han and Chelsea Erven | January 25Demonstrators at the Roundhouse on Tuesday said issues surrounding driver’s licenses for undocumented immigrants are not issues of policy, but of human rights.
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Textbook rentals may not save students’ money
Staff Report | January 25The UNM Bookstore claims its new textbook rental program will save students money, but cost comparisons of several textbooks might suggest otherwise.
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Show me how to: Mix a drink
Luke Holmen | January 24Cocktail-mixing is an art that requires careful measurement. The Daily Lobo sat down with Luke Murphy and Doug Albin, bartenders at Anodyne Pool Hall & Cocktails on Central Avenue between Fourth and Fifth streets, to get a few drink recipes and mixing tips.
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Lottery Scholarship fund may run out by 2014
Chelsea Erven and Ashley McElroy | January 24Powerball lottery ticket prices went up this month, but New Mexico lottery officials said the increased price won’t save the struggling Legislative Lottery Scholarship fund.
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Bill aims to keep grads in NM with tax credit
Luke Holmen | January 24GPSA members are pushing the State Legislature to pass Senate Bill 16, a bill written by the GPSA Lobby Committee which could help secure jobs for recent UNM graduates.
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Board mulls $10.7M allocations
Luke Holmen | January 23The Student Fee Review Board has just two weeks to allocate a projected $10.7 million in student fees.
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Football player maces girlfriend
Staff Report | January 23Albuquerque police arrested UNM football player Ryan Trujillo on Friday after he pepper-sprayed his girlfriend, police reports said.
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Athletics ups fund request along with ambitions
Luke Holmen | January 23The Athletics department lost its status as a group guaranteed funding, but that didn’t stop it from asking for more money than years before.
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IT joins student fee bonanza
Luke Holmen | January 23UNM is falling behind its peer institutions in a crucial area: technology. Information Technologies and University Libraries and organizations across campus are scrambling for funding from the Student Fee Review Board.
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Occupy groups branch out
Ashley McElroy | January 23Occupy and (un)Occupy Albuquerque groups may have left Yale Park, but the movement is alive in Albuquerque.
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Photo Essay: Fresh Start
January 20“La Cultura Cura” or The Culture Cure is the philosophy that draws in youth and elders alike to become part of La Plazita Institute, a non-profit organization founded by Albino Garcia.
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Construction project harms local business
Christopher Bartlett | January 20Ongoing construction has made parts of Lead and Coal Avenues inaccessible since November 2010, forcing some businesses in the affected area to close their doors and leaving others struggling to stay afloat.
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Athletics no longer guaranteed student fee money
Luke Holmen | January 20UNM Athletics, Popejoy Hall and Student Health and Counseling are among nine on-campus organizations that lost their guaranteed funding from student fees for the fiscal year 2013.
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Support UNM, get free lunch
Jessica Hitch | January 20UNM groups are preparing for their day at the Roundhouse to rally in favor of students and the broader University community.
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New Mexico news briefs
January 20ALBUQUERQUE — Authorities say a student at an Albuquerque charter school has been fatally stabbed, allegedly by another teenager.
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AP News Briefs
January 19SANTA FE — The House has approved a measure providing $5 million for expenses of the Legislature’s 30-day session. The measure cleared the House on a unanimous vote Wednesday after partisan sparring over redistricting.
