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Track and field: Alice Wright puts New Mexico on the board

The New Mexico women’s track and field team is amidst a logjam with six teams tied for eighth place, thanks to Alice Wright. For the second year, the sophomore freshman has been rewarded with All-American honors after her 32 minute and 46.99 second time in the 10,000-meter was the second best in the nation.


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Track and Field: Lobos send Kerr to finals

Day one of the 2016 NCAA Division I Outdoor Track and Field Championships presented a freshman face competing in the finals in addition to two UNM careers coming to a close. Freshman Josh Kerr’s new personal record 3 minutes, 41.08 second time in the 1,500-meter run was good enough for fifth place on the day, giving him an automatic bid to compete on Friday for gold.


Dean of the UNM School of Architecture and Planning, Geraldine Forbes Isais, welcomes the participants on thier fist official day in Albuquerque Tuesday evening. The program consisted of only women from North and South America. 
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Event emphasizes importance of women in math, science fields

The University of New Mexico School of Architecture and Planning hosted an opening ceremony for the Women of the Americas (The Academy), an international program intended to expedite research and leadership skills, as well as increase the amount of undergrad women pursuing a career in the science, technology, engineering, mathematics and architecture (STEM+A) fields. 


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Albuquerque Band Utilizes Unique Aesthetic

“Been sixteen days since I’ve seen any sight of you, stupid fights, sleepless nights you know, I don’t know what to do...” These are the opening lyrics that Harry Wirstrom chants on the song “What Love”, a driving riff based rock track that has been finding its way into festivals and venues in Albuquerque.


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Men's Basketball: New Mexico fans continue elite tradition

For half a century New Mexico fans have been amongst the elite in the nation to watch UNM men’s basketball. According to a release on Wednesday, UNM’s 13,030 fans in attendance per 16 home games ranked 23rd in the nation. It is the 50th consecutive year that the Lobos have cracked the top-25.





Freshman Ricky Hernandez-Tong (left) and sophomore Jorge Escutia walk of the court after finishing a doubles match April 17, 2016 at the McKinnon Family Tennis Stadium. 
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Men's Tennis: UNM season comes to a close

Shortly after the New Mexico men’s tennis season officially concluded, the team’s head coach announced it will also be the end of his coaching tenure. New Mexico’s Bart Van Leijsen and Hayden Sabatka started their quest for a national championship at the 2016 NCAA Division I Men’s Tennis Championship in Tulsa, Oklahoma.




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Local band, Five Mile Float to represent ABQ with extensive sound

It’s reassuring to see Albuquerque’s music scene bustling in a time of prosperity, creativity and inspiration; a golden age seemingly made possible by numerous independent labels and venues sprouting up by the numbers, helping each other co-exist. Local band Five Mile Float have situated themselves on the forefront of this cultural wave, riding the line between familiarity and originality that allows their music to satisfy multiple tastes effortlessly.


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UNM fights opioid abuse in Native communities

Last month UNM established an official partnership with Indian Health Services (IHS), in an effort to further combat the opioid-misuse epidemic plaguing the nation - notably within the Native American community - who are disproportionately affected by instances of opiate abuse in people 12 years and older. The partnership utilizes ProjectECHO, a telehealth service provided by UNM.


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Pair of UNM head coaches step down

Within 24 hours two New Mexico head coaches stepped down from their respected positions. On Thursday, UNM announced that Bart Scott will no longer be the head coach of the men’s tennis program after just two seasons at the helm of the program. On Friday, Kunio Kono announced his resignation from the swimming and diving team after four years.


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UNM nearly names new center after corrupt official

UNM nearly named its new Center for Water Governance Studies after a Mexican government official, before discovering that the individual in question abused his position. According to the New York Times, David Korenfeld was forced to resign his post as head of the National Water Commission in Mexico (CONAGUA) after photo evidence emerged of him using government property for personal use. 





The Lobos meet at the mound on Saturday May 28, 2016 at Santa Ana Star Field. The Lobos lost to Texas Tech Saturday afternoon 4-3, and will have to win twice on Sunday to advance to the Super Regional. 
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Baseball: Bullpen squanders Stevens' gem, club must win two

New Mexico will have to fight through the loser’s bracket if the club wants a chance to move to the super regionals for the first time in the program's history. Following sophomore right-hander Tyler Stevens’ gem, the Lobo bullpen squandered a 3-1 lead, putting UNM on the ropes following Saturday night’s 4-3 loss.

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