Sigma Chi members were given less than 24 hous to move out of their house Tuesday after the City of Albuquerque condemned the property due to numerous safety violations reviewed by the Sigma Chi Alumni Association.
Rocket launches and laser light shows are a few of the ways UNM students and faculty hope to impress participants in Take Our Daughters to Work Day.
Good cheese, great movies and beautiful monuments - in addition to rich history and culture - are the reasons UNM history professor Jay Rubenstein says he applied for a grant to study in Paris.
Good cheese, great movies and beautiful monuments - in addition to rich history and culture - are the reasons UNM history professor Jay Rubenstein says he applied for a grant to study in Paris.
More than 700 students, faculty and staff gathered to uproot tree stumps, pack pinto beans, strip carpet and complete hundreds of other projects during the Saturday Spring Storm.
About 750 UNM students have signed up to participate in Saturday's Spring Storm, one of the largest student community service efforts in University history.
The Sept. 11 terrorist attacks were a wake up call for Muslims, Albuquerque scientist Sami Shakir said Tuesday.
Modern health care's future is uncertain unless the medical community works together in providing health services to patients, says Mike Sievert, Presbyterian Health Plan behavioral health medical director.
Parking and Transportation Services is beginning a new safety campaign that the department says will inform students of ways to keep their vehicles safe while on campus.
A large group of students huddled around a television camera and sound equipment Tuesday afternoon to participate in Jay Leno's "Jay Walking College Tour" near the Duck Pond.
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