A new study reports that employers steal wages from Mexican immigrants in New Mexico. According to the Mexican Immigrants and Wage Theft in New Mexico study, close to 30 percent of immigrants in the state report being the victims of wage theft.
After five years of performing and three CD releases, Albuquerque-based group Music Is The Enemy will break up this month. The band members said the group has run its course, and they want to move on to other projects.
Classes are in full swing, time is short and most of your financial aid money has run out. What’s a student to do? Check out some of these free events.
Don your bowties and British accents, Whovians, the TARDIS has landed at UNM. Ben Ginsburg said he started and is now the president of UNM Whovians.
There was a schoolyard bully mentality among plenty of mid-2000s tough-guy hardcore bands — where breakdowns in tempo were considered “brutal” and guttural vocals were the industry standard, the equivalent of puffing out one’s chest.
There was something missing from the New Mexico football team on Saturday. The Lobos’ vaunted rushing attack, which ranked fifth in the nation last season, didn’t have much of an impact against the University of Texas-San Antonio in a 21-13 loss at University Stadium.
Follow Daily Lobo Sports Editor Thomas Romero-Salas (@ThomasRomeroS) as he tweets updates from the UNM football season opener against UTSA.
A near-constant first-half attack led to a high-scoring output in the New Mexico men’s soccer season opener, propelling the Lobo men to a 7-2 victory over Villanova Friday night at the UNM Soccer Complex.
A new campus council aims to make UNM a more tolerant place for everybody. UNM President Robert Frank said the Civil Campus Council, a campus initiative that he spearheaded, seeks to create a more comfortable atmosphere where the University community can freely exchange ideas.
Dave Robertson wasn’t on the first UNM men’s soccer roster when it gained NCAA status in 1983. He spent his first year of college on a soccer scholarship at San Diego State. But deep down, he didn’t feel like an Aztec.
The Associated Students of the University of New Mexico Senate addressed on-campus sustainability initiatives in its first full senate meeting this school year.
Bill Clinton was president, Clint Eastwood’s “Unforgiven” won best picture at the Academy Awards and UNM’s women’s soccer team had just been created.
“Hey, you. Internet troll. Yeah, you. Go away. You’re not contributing anything to the conversation.” How many web users these days scroll through the comments section and want to say that?
Editor, If I were to tell you, dear reader, that you may carry a siren of moral turpitude and a harbinger of impending doom in your pocket, and worse yet, that you engage with its glacé contours as joyfully as you would a beloved novel or film, would you take heed?
Rebuilding a program is nothing new to Bob Davie or Larry Coker. The New Mexico football coach and the University of Texas-San Antonio coach have both started reclamation projects but at different times.
Sometimes eating at La Posada can be difficult if your schedule doesn’t allow you free time to get there. A great, healthy and cheap alternative is to make your own food in the residency halls.
The small foyer becomes lively as dinner guests begin to file in. Some wear casual attire and others come in costume, decked out in tiaras, boas, suits or fishnets to better portray their assigned role. Everyone walks through the front door of the Spy House Bed and Breakfast in character.
Michael Wolff has a history with Albuquerque bus stops. A political science instructor at UNM who moved to New Mexico in 1999, Wolff said his first experience at a city bus stop was an encounter with a pimp.
culture@dailylobo.com @HayleeMontoya On the first Friday night of each month at Albuquerque’s Museum of Natural History, a handful of people pile into the planetarium to experience an aesthetically pleasing math presentation. First Fractal Fridays is an educational show that explores the intricate art of mathematical fractals. “It’s a really immersive, very exciting, kind of other-worldly visual and auditory experience,” said Daniel Wolfe, the show’s music director. But it isn’t all math — the show is meant to engage the audience in an artistic and fun way, he said.
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