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Invaluable resources for women
Michael Montalvo | September 21Since the 1970s, women's resource centers have helped women overcome obstacles in and out of the classroom.
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Flag ceremony addresses intolerance
Bryan Gibel | September 21About 75 people attended a ceremony Thursday to raise the Mexican flag and address issues of intolerance at UNM. The ceremony was held because a student took down a Mexican flag from a flagpole outside Scholes Hall on Monday, tore it and took it to the Air Force ROTC office.
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Filling in the holes: when ASUNM senators resign
Ashleigh Sanchez | September 21After four ASUNM senators resigned, students who did not win the spring election stepped in to fill their spots.
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daily lobo asks you:
September 21Codi McIntyre Senior Psychology No. I haven't seen it be an issue at all while I've been here, but I have heard about a few things. But in my opinion, we're not too racial. Thierry Milleret Senior Cinematic arts Everybody has a little bit of racism in them. It doesn't necessarily mean that ...
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UNM payroll process to go digital
Bryan Gibel | September 20UNM will manage payroll for all university employees through a Web banner system beginning in January.
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Student tears Mexican flag; suspect remains at large
September 19A student took down a Mexican flag from a flagpole outside Scholes Hall Monday, tore it and took it to the Air Force ROTC office, police said. A summons was issued for Peter Lynch, 30, by the Bernalillo County Metropolitan Court for criminal damage to property, said Lt. Pat Davis, spokesman for UNM Police.
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UNMH program finalist in competition for $5M
Ashleigh Sanchez | September 19A team of doctors and nurses from UNM Hospital is a finalist in a national competition and could fetch them up to $5 million.
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Centennial Library entrance closes
Stephanie Kitts | September 19The main entrance to Centennial Science and Engineering Library will be closed for repairs for four months starting today. The library can be accessed through the basement of the Electrical and Computer Engineering building, north of the library's main entrance, said Joel Straquadine, UNM facilities maintenance manager.
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Daily Lobo chats with...
Damian Garde | September 19The Daily Lobo sat down with Christopher Butler, professor of political science, to discuss the Iraqi government's move to ban Blackwater USA, a U.S. security firm accused of fatally shooting eight Iraqi civilians following a car bomb attack in Baghdad.
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A little effort makes a big impact
Michael Montalvo | September 18A new student group can give you a different perspective on life. The UNM Bigs is a student chapter of Big Brothers Big Sisters.
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Committee mounts search for University provost
September 18The provost search committee will look for someone who is compatible with President David Schmidly.
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Daily Lobo spotlight
Hayley McCullough | September 18Clayton Rabourn Sophomore Sociology and music Daily Lobo: What do you want to do when you graduate? Clayton Rabourn: I plan to go to graduate school. DL: What do you want to do in graduate school? CR: I want to eventually teach sociology. DL: Do you have any sociology professors you look up to? CR: ...
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Scalo helps fund program to fight child exploitation
Xochitl Campos | September 18The owner of Scalo in Nob Hill wants to put his money to good use. Steve Paternoster said he will donate a portion of Wednesday's sales to Tiny Stars, an organization dedicated to exposing and stopping the commercial sexual exploitation of children around the world.
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NCAA investigating potential violations
September 17UNM announced Friday that the Athletics Department received notices from the NCAA of four potential violations regarding members of the football coaching staff. Three unnamed coaches, not including head coach Rocky Long, helped four recruits and one student athlete get course credit they did not earn from Fresno Pacific University, the notice states.
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Suspect charged with battery in attacks on UNM students
Bryan Gibel | September 17The man suspected of attacking more than 20 Indian students over the past several months was charged Thursday with battery, police said.
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Balancing mind, body in the park
Ashleigh Sanchez | September 17More than 50 people spread out on mats among the trees at Roosevelt Park Saturday. They stretched, and held position as part of Yoga in the Park. The free event, sponsored by the mayor's office, was held to promote healthy living in the city, the event's organizer said.
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Advertising club suits up for pros
Xochitl Campos | September 14The UNM advertising club will start an advertising agency this year and create ads for clients.
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Center can benefit from your garage
September 14Staff report The Albuquerque Center for Peace and Justice is beating the odds by keeping its doors open, a volunteer for the center said. "One of the things with the center is that it is a miracle that it keeps going," Frances Daniels-Thompson said. "Most organizations get grants from the government or major donors, and we just don't have that.
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All eyes on the MIND
Bryan Gibel | September 14Imagine a simple device that can be placed on your head to help you remember things faster. It sounds like something out of a science-fiction movie, but researchers at the MIND Institute, a nonprofit research institute on North Campus, are taking steps to make it a reality.
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daily lobo asks you:
September 14Jason Zuffranieri Graduate student Statistics The graduate students are looking out for the students' best interests, and certainly, we can disagree over Iraq. But we should all agree on what's in our best interests here at the University. It has nothing to do with what's over there, in my opinion, ...
