by Rivkela Brodsky Daily Lobo A group of minority students rallied at the SUB mall Thursday asking for the University and students to support multiculturalism on campus. About 30 students gathered to listen to talks, poems and drumming - all emphasizing that UNM students should speak up for minorities. "As ...
Valerie Griego, Senior, Psychology "Not fair. If it were anyone else, it would go to court." Cree Myers, Sophomore, Studio art "He should be treated like anyone else. Just because he's the vice president he shouldn't be exempt." John Quoc My Dang, Graduate student, Pharmacy "It was ...
Huey Newton and David Hilliard met when they were 11 years old. Thirteen years later, Newton and Hilliard co-founded the Black Panther Party.
A group of about 30 students and faculty discussed affirmative action Wednesday at the UNM School of Law.
by Katy Knapp and Christopher Sanchez Daily Lobo The three candidates for provost of the University were announced Wednesday. Reed Dasenbrock, who has been interim provost since March, is one of them. He said applying for the permanent position was the natural thing to do. "It just seemed like ...
Four architecture students from UNM will get an opportunity to have one of their designs built. Student Eliza Linde, who helped with the design, said the construction will be a valuable experience.
by Christopher Sanchez Daily Lobo UNM professor John Geissman expressed his concerns about faculty salaries during a Board of Regents meeting Tuesday. "I'm not asking for the moon, and none of the faculty are," he said. "But we are certainly fed up with ranking at the bottom of the barrel." UNM's ...
by Caleb Fort Daily Lobo An art display makes working in the Student Health Center more exciting, Dr. Steven Acostas said. "It's nice to have something from outside give us a change of pace," he said. "We kind of get caught up in the clinical world, and it's nice to see art come in and change the ...
The UNM Board of Regents said Monday it is disappointed by the amount of land being offered for a satellite campus in Rio Rancho.
by Rivkela Brodsky Daily Lobo Their first real date was a three-hour brunch at Flying Star Cafe. Kate Livingston, an associate dean at the Anderson Schools of Management and her husband Charles Ewing, a UNM alumnus, hit it off that day in 1998. "We spent three hours together hogging one of their ...
Twenty-five protesters greeted participants in the UNM Space Technology Forum at the Albuquerque Hilton on Monday. Protesters stood outside the hotel holding signs advocating the restriction of nuclear weapons in outer space.
The University could be seeing a new athletics director and provost soon. Three applicants have been chosen as finalists for the position of UNM provost, said Jane Slaughter, chairwoman of the search committee. They were chosen from a group of about 50 applicants, she said.
by Jason Kleymann Daily Lobo It's been eight months since the UNM Police Department purchased Ultra, a bomb-sniffing dog. But there have not been any bomb threats for more than a year. Ultra and his handler, partner and life-long buddy Officer Eric Miller are one of five explosives-detection ...
Billy Sparks said he plans on completing the two classes he needs to get a bachelor's degree. "I do think a degree is very important," he said. "But I also recognize that I have 30 years of experience."
by Caleb Fort Daily Lobo A flier circulating around campus that promotes a group called the Reagan Rangers appears to be a joke. The flier states the Rangers want to make UNM "a more American place to worship and study." It lists several priorities for the University, including "on-campus spot-checks ...
Apollo Night at the SUB on Friday was a typical talent show with one exception.
by Jessica Del Curto Daily Lobo Since 1971, Frontier Restaurant has been a staple of the University area. For 35 years, it has stood on the corner of Central Avenue and Cornell Drive. It's a place where students eat, socialize, study and find work. "Frontier is just there, it always just stares ...
Violence and protests erupted across the Middle East this week over a Danish newspaper that printed a cartoon depicting Mohammed wearing a bomb as a turban. Do you feel people were overreacting, or were their actions justified?
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