Staff Report UNM will work with the University of Texas to fight a rare, aggressive form of breast cancer. The University signed an agreement Monday with the University of Texas-Houston's M.D. Anderson Cancer Center to collaborate on research projects for inflammatory breast cancer.
GPSA struggled to get through its agenda at Saturday's meeting when a petition was presented to recall Joseph Garcia, the organization's president. There was heated discussion and a lot of back-and-forth between members who support Garcia and those who say he has not done his job.
The Winter Roots Festival is a celebration of culture and community right before the holiday season, said Cedrick Parker, an academic adviser for African American Student Services. UNM students, faculty and staff joined with members of the community at the festival as a way to celebrate the season.
A meeting today will decide whether the Guild Cinema's owners will face repercussions for holding a pornography film festival over the weekend. Peter Conheim and Keif Henley received a letter Friday saying the Pornotopia festival violates Albuquerque's zoning laws.
Ben Willow Senior Music I just try to catch up on my sleep and then study as much as I can. I try to not get too drowsy. Kaleen Thompson Senior Biology I try to study as much as I can and not work. Susan Kugelmann Senior Art studio I go over my notes and make note cards. That's about ...
Over the next couple weeks, students will fill in bubbles on Scantron sheets for all their classes, but they're not just tests. ICES evaluations play a key role in whether professors get promotions and receive tenure, Deputy Provost Richard Holder said.
The Latin American and Iberian Institute will have a new director in the new year, Deputy Provost Richard Holder said. "This is an emergency situation," he said. "We weren't anticipating that Dr. Radding would resign."
When it comes to recycling, aluminum cans and cardboard are not the only materials that can be spared from the landfill, the manager of UNM's recycling program said. An event Saturday will collect electronic equipment to be recycled including computers, microwaves, televisions, irons, cell phones and toasters, Linda McCormick said.
Locally grown, organic produce is coming to UNM. "There is support for locally grown food on both ends of campus," said Carol Scott, operations manager for UNM Food Services. "So, starting in the spring semester, we will also offer organic, local choices at the Marketplace in the SUB."
Staff Report Members of an anti-war group dressed as clowns and demonstrated near a National Guard booth in front of the SUB on Wednesday. "The National Guard should not be here," said Ethan Ganuer, a member Carnival Insurgente de Albuquerque. "We hope to persuade students not to join the National Guard.
Despite a lackluster offensive effort, the UNM men's basketball team relied on its defense to top Southern Utah 57-48 on Wednesday at The Pit. The Lobos remain unbeaten at 7-0, the best start for UNM since the 1998-99 season.
The president of GPSA is expecting Saturday's meeting to be heated as members of the organization plan to present a petition for his recall. "It's going to be a contentious situation," Joseph Garcia said. "The allegations are unfounded. I think it's a personal vendetta."
Taking an online survey can help Parking and Transportation Services improve its operations. "We take these, compile the answers and look at areas where we can improve," said Clovis Acosta, director of the department. "We are hoping to get several thousand responses - a good pool so we can mix it up."
About 40 students gathered in the SUB on Tuesday to discuss campus issues with ASUNM senators. ASUNM's first forum received a larger turnout than expected, Sen. Joe Sanchez said.
After years of trying to find a way to preserve the legacy of a deceased professor, the University finalized a deal to sell the Hibben House on Monday. The Hibben House, at 3005 Campus Blvd. N.E., was once home to Frank Hibben, an anthropology professor and big game hunter who died in 2002.
Students can give their 2 cents about UNM today in the SUB. ASUNM will host an open forum at 7 p.m. It will be a town hall meeting for students to ask questions and express concerns to senators and the Office of the President.
Staff Report ASUNM is gearing up for New Mexico's next legislative session in January, and it wants students to help lobby the state. The student government will have a booth in the SUB starting next week to inform students about UNM Day at the Legislature, said Jolonzo Goldtooth, director of ASUNM's lobbying committee.
Students can be Santa Claus for children from low-income families by taking an ornament from a Christmas tree in the SUB. The ornaments on the Giving Tree give the name of a child and list what he or she wants for Christmas, said student Jenny Shroba, projects director of the ASUNM Community Experience.
Maria Dominguez Senior Biology Daily Lobo: How many hours are you going to take next semester? Maria Dominguez: Probably, like, 18. DL: Why are you taking so many? MD: Because I want to graduate. DL: What's the best class you've taken so far? MD: Definitely Spanish 301. DL: What did you ...
UNM President David Schmidly announced Wednesday the members of a board that will help determine the future of the North Golf Course area. Hundreds of people have turned out at rallies for the preservation of the course since February when UNM issued requests for information for commercial development of University-owned property, including the North Golf Course.
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