In what GPSA President Marisa Silva called a “rogue” move, the Board of Regents Tuesday went against the Student Fee Review Board and approved an increase in student fees for Athletics.
Amber Menke may be the current indoor pole vault record holder at New Mexico, but she has one height she wants to clear before her collegiate career ends.
UNM’s Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity is suspended following allegations of sexual assault at a party hosted on the fraternity’s property April 1.
Not only will New Mexico have a new head coach roaming the sidelines next season, the Lobos will be have at least one new player in the starting lineup.
After months of searching, the time is almost here for UNM to select its new vice president for research and economic development.
This week, undergraduates can vote for student government representatives from the “Unite for ASUNM,” “Believe for ASUNM” and “Shout for ASUNM” slates in the ASUNM elections. Read up on the vice-presidential candidates and their platforms today before casting your ballots Wednesday.
Gov. Susana Martinez on Friday signed a bill that allows for a 1 percent pay increase for UNM faculty and staff. The governor had until noon on Friday to sign, veto or do nothing with bills passed through the Legislature this session.
For the New Mexico softball team, anything that could go wrong did go wrong on Sunday afternoon. Boise State clobbered UNM 13-0 at Lobo Field in a five-inning mercy rule game.
UNM will pursue the $1 million buyout that former men’s basketball coach Steve Alford agreed to before he left UNM for the same position at UCLA.
Next Wednesday undergraduates can vote for student government representatives from “Unite for ASUNM,” “Believe for ASUNM” and “Shout for ASUNM” slates in the ASUNM elections. Read up on the presidential candidates and their platforms today before heading to the polls next week.
Priscila Poliana will serve as Graduate and Professional Student Association’s new president for the 2013-14 academic year. Her one-year term begins at the end of the spring semester, when she is sworn in.
The University of New Mexico will pursue the $1 million buyout that former men’s basketball coach Steve Alford agreed to before he left UNM for the same position at UCLA.
Eighty-one hours after men’s basketball head coach Steve Alford announced he was leaving UNM for UCLA, the Lobos found their new man.
Student government candidates battled for votes for the last time Wednesday before absentee voting begins today in the SUB Atrium.
Students can learn how to work the UNM system, but probably not in the way you might be thinking. On Friday, some of UNM’s organizations will give interested students information about how to take advantage of the University’s services.
New Mexico didn’t have to look far to find its next head coach. Craig Neal, who spent the past six seasons as the team’s top assistant, was hired Tuesday to replace Steve Alford.
If students give the OK, ASUNM will have more senators in its assembly. In a full Senate meeting March 27, the senators decided to put Bill 15S on the ballot for fall elections.
Listening to music with no beat or lyrics might not be for everyone, but it certainly is an experience. On Monday evening I attended a show at Synchro Studio, where several local musicians performed innovative, ambient music.
When the news broke that men’s basketball head coach Steve Alford was leaving UNM to accept a coaching job at UCLA, many thought it was an April Fools’ joke. But as the realness of the situation has become clear, it seems University community has mixed feelings about the departure.
Enthusiasm for a proposal to address concerns with Johnson Center and the Student Health and Counseling building has faded due to cost concerns. So the task force created six new alternatives to the proposal.
Solutions by The State News
