Campus Briefs
April 1Professor Emeritus George Anselevicius will present "Jerusalem Architecture Old and New," a lecture and slide presentation, today at 5:30 p.m. in Northrop Hall, Room 122.
Professor Emeritus George Anselevicius will present "Jerusalem Architecture Old and New," a lecture and slide presentation, today at 5:30 p.m. in Northrop Hall, Room 122.
In an ongoing effort to educate the UNM community about its faith, the Muslim Student Association is sponsoring Islamic Awareness Week, which will include campus lectures and exhibits that begin today.
Hubert Dreyfus, a philosophy professor at the University of California at Berkeley, says people who live their lives on the Internet are anonymous spectators who take no risks.
People aren't concerned about campus safety until something happens to them, UNM Police Officer Karen Smith said Thursday.
The UNM College of Education was the biggest winner at Bernalillo High School on Wednesday when Hewlett-Packard awarded 13 competitive educational grants to New Mexico institutions.
ASUNM passed two different budgets for the 2002-03 fiscal year Wednesday - but only one will be used.
Former pornography addict Gene McConnell says we live in a sex-saturated culture that reduces women to little more than body parts and distances us from what we desire most - an intimate relationship.
Parking and Transportation Services is beginning a new safety campaign that the department says will inform students of ways to keep their vehicles safe while on campus.
A large group of students huddled around a television camera and sound equipment Tuesday afternoon to participate in Jay Leno's "Jay Walking College Tour" near the Duck Pond.
UNM Art Museum staff members Laura Downey and Kate Guscott offered a variety of suggestions about how to maintain and preserve private artwork Tuesday.
Much of the blame for the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks rests on an apologist stance from liberals, which has been encouraged on college campuses, says conservative author and columnist David Horowitz.
When graduate students are in a dispute with their peers, faculty or staff, the University does not have a neutral arena for them to settle differences.
Conservative author and columnist David Horowitz, who sparked controversy last year when he placed full-page advertisements in college newspapers nationwide denouncing reparations for slavery, will speak at UNM tonight.
Students and teaching assistants in Professor Monica Cyrino's Roman Civilization class are questioning why she has been asked to resign as chairperson of the department with two years remaining in the position.
A recovered sex addict and former stripper will discuss their experiences with the pornography industry Wednesday at 7 p.m. in Woodward Hall Room 101.
Provost Brian Foster announced Wednesday that Suellyn Scarnecchia, associate dean of clinical affairs at the University of Michigan Law School, will take over as dean of the UNM Law School Jan. 1.
Alternative Radio producer and author David Barsamian says rhetoric in the wake of the terrorist attacks is eerily reminiscent of Nazi propaganda, and the U.S. media are in lockstep with the government.
UNM is the only New Mexico school to be on Hispanic magazine's top 25 Colleges and Universities for Hispanics in its March issue.
The UNM Philosophy Department will feature discussions by Hubert Dreyfus, a professor at the University of California at Berkeley, Thursday and Friday at 3:30 p.m. in Anthropology Room 163.
Ethnic groups need to work together toward common goals in order to relieve racial and cultural tensions in urban neighborhoods, Harvard professor William Julius Wilson said Thursday.