The Spring Storm is expected to be the biggest community service event in the history of UNM and will sweep through Albuquerque April 6. The last day to sign up for the project is March 27.
Former Enron employee Leslie Lawner urged a group at the law school Thursday to pay attention to questionable ethics in corporate executives, an oversight she says cost her job and retirement fund.
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.
The UNM School of Medicine class of 2002 will open envelopes that reveal where they will begin their residency programs at 11 a.m. today. Seventy-two UNM students submitted their top 10 residency preferences. Last year, 87 percent of medical students were matched with one of their top three choices of residency programs.
The ASUNM Presidential Appointments Committee approved two elections commissioners, a presidential aide and a court justice Wednesday.
As the state's budget standoff between Gov. Gary Johnson and legislators continues, UNM and its hospital that is dependent Medicaid funding remain stuck in the crossfire.
The UNM Nutrition Club will be selling Nigerian food on campus Friday to raise money to help rebuild an African village where nutrition and biochemistry students have studied during the past 10 years.
Albuquerque Police Detective M. Garcia says the best way for teachers to keep gang symbolism out of schools is to learn how to spot it and forbid students to use the loopy scrawls and cryptic vocabulary in the classroom.
Now that Tom Petty is finally in the Rock 'n Roll Hall of Fame, we can comfortably start talking about contenders to his throne. Ryan Adams is at the front of the line, but Roger Clyne ain't far behind.
The ASUNM Presidential Appointments Committee approved two elections commissioners, a presidential aide and a court justice Wednesday.
New Mexico's First Lady, Dee Johnson, says the number of babies and young children exposed to poisons is on the rise, which prompted the governor to declare March "New Mexico Poison Awareness Month."
Here are your choices for college spring break. You could spend the whole time lying on the beach with friends. Or you could work the midnight shift feeding people, standing on your feet for eight hours every day.
State Roswell shooter has history of mental illness ROSWELL, N.M. (AP) - Roswell's fire chief and a 3-year-old boy remained in a Texas hospital Tuesday - three days after they survived a shooting spree that left three other people dead.
Budget-brushers rejoice. Dental hygiene students at the University need clinical practice and dirty mouths - reliable ones.
The recent decision to return the grade point average requirement for the UNM Bridge Scholarship to 2.5 could result in an enrollment increase of nearly 250 freshmen in fall 2001, University officials say.
Professor William Julius Wilson, a prominent social science professor from Harvard University, will be speaking about the causes of racial tension Thursday at 3:30 p.m. in the Kiva Lecture Hall.
Middle school student teacher Luke Cordova says that keeping his pupils focused on academics during a time when they are becoming aware of their social lives is tough.
Gubernatorial candidate Bill Richardson pledged to support programs at UNM's Health Sciences Center during a tour of north campus Monday, calling the institution a strong economic building block that has been overlooked.
The goal is 21 smokeless days and nights for UNM staff and students who signed up for a Smoke Stoppers class on Monday.
UNM community leaders are concerned for the University's future and were saddened to hear that President Bill Gordon will retire this summer.
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