As of Tuesday, the United States has a national debt of $16.7 trillion that is only increasing and an economy that isn’t. Last year, we spent 35 percent more than we received in revenue.
Editor, In case you haven’t heard, it’s ASUNM election season. As an undergraduate, I encourage all of my peers to make this election season different and become more involved in the election process.
Editor, It’s the mistaken and unfortunate distraction of Pauline Christianity that makes people believe they represent Christ when in fact they very much do not.
Candy-maker Pat Wheeler knows her sweets. Chocolate, truffles, candied popcorn, cake pops — you name it, she’ll tell you how to make it.
One recent UNM graduate spends his lunch breaks evaluating urinal privacy, toilet paper supplies and the stall graffiti of campus bathrooms.
The UNM School of Law Staff Art Show is the first of four art shows in which staff, students, faculty, alumni and friends of the school can have their artwork displayed in the gallery of the law school forum.
Tony Snell recorded his highest point total in a Mountain West Conference game Wednesday night, leading the No. 12 New Mexico men past Nevada 75-62 for the Lobos’ sixth straight victory.
Mission accomplished? Not quite yet. The No. 12 New Mexico Lobos may have wrapped up the MWC regular-season title race, but there is still work to be done.
On Feb. 22, UNMPD pulled over a driver who was allegedly speeding. According to the report, the driver attempted to elude police, but eventually pulled into a parking space.
In its second year of competing, UNM’s team won the Rocky Mountain Regional Cyber Defense Competition. It failed to place last year. The team informed the Daily Lobo of their victory, which had not been officially announced as of press time.
One of the Lottery Scholarship bills passed by the House and sent to the Senate would drastically cut the money given to students, while the other would maintain award amounts but expand the amount of time students have to enter higher education institutions.
Between 2008 and 2011, the English department approved professor John Knapp to teach a number of upper-division courses at UNM West multiple semesters in a row, but the classes continuously failed to meet the enrollment quota.
What greater pride can a nation have than that for having stood up and exercised self determination to free itself from tyranny? What better feeling can a nation feel when each July they see their flag — that red, white and blue — rise high, knowing the legacy that stands behind it?
It’s easy to get caught up in March Madness this time of year, especially when the hometown Lobos make a lot of noise.
Consistency hasn’t been the mantra for the UNM women’s basketball team during MWC play. Since the start of conference action Jan. 9, the Lobos have alternated losses with victories and will continue that pattern if they manage to defeat Nevada today and Air Force on Saturday.
The UNM baseball team dominated La Salle 16-3 Tuesday to snap a four-game losing streak, but head coach Ray Birmingham wasn’t satisfied with his team’s performance.
With two minutes left in Saturday’s game against Wyoming, senior men’s basketball player Chad Adams took a moment to look around The Pit.
Karla Molinar is a UNM student and an undocumented immigrant who has been living in the United States for more than five years now. However, because she does not qualify for Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA), she is at risk of losing her driver’s license.
On Monday, the Senate unanimously confirmed UNM regents Conrad James and Suzanne Quillen and student regent Heidi Overton. These newest members of the Board of Regents, appointed by Gov. Susana Martinez, will replace regents Don Chalmers and Carolyn Abeita, and student regent Jacob Wellman
New Mexico junior guard Demetrius Walker has been suspended indefinitely for a violation of team rules, head coach Steve Alford announced Monday at his weekly press conference.
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