Comics May 9, 2022
Downtown sidewalk obstruction bill fails in City Council meeting
The Albuquerque City Council voted against a bill on Monday, Oct. 7 that would have banned obstructing sidewalks by sitting, laying or sleeping in certain ...
UNM senior pushes for new crosswalk along Central Avenue
A senior at the University of New Mexico is spearheading an initiative to get a crosswalk installed on Central Avenue and Buena Vista Drive to minimize ...
Balloon Fiesta celebrates the joy of flight
The Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta kicked off Oct. 5, filling the skies with vibrance as hundreds of hot air balloons took flight during the ...
UNM students hold walkout for Palestine
On Monday, Oct. 7, protesters at the University of New Mexico rallied and marched from campus to Nob Hill in support of Palestine. Students, faculty members ...
REVIEW: Logical fallacies in the vice presidential debate
On Tuesday, Oct. 1, Sen. JD Vance and Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz met in New York for their first and only vice presidential debate. Compared to the presidential ...
Pro-Palestine protests recognize one year of war in Gaza
On Oct. 4 and 5, two separate pro-Palestine protests took place in Downtown Albuquerque as the one-year anniversary of the Oct. 7 attack on Israel neared. ...
Artist Karl Orozco: 'Signs of Life'
When grappling with loss during the height of the COVID-19 lockdown, artist Karl Orozco had nothing to say. “I knew that I could reflect that moment ...
UNM hosts AI racial bias webinar with ‘Coded Bias’ director
On Oct. 2, the University of New Mexico hosted a webinar Q&A with filmmaker Shalini Kantayya, the creator of a 2020 documentary about the racial bias ...
Students react to Rio Grande Rivalry win
For the first time since 2021, the University of New Mexico football team beat New Mexico State University in the match known as the “Rio Grande Rivalry.” UNM ...
Hurricane Helene signals a rocky future as global temperatures rise
With NASA’s estimated 140 mile per hour winds and the reported 8-foot wall of water crashing ashore in Florida, Hurricane Helene was projected to be ...
REVIEW: One album from caving in: How Katy Perry’s career led to ‘143’ flopping
Editor’s note: This article contains mentions of sexual assault and abuse. Katy Perry is strange. Each of the pop stars who rose to prominence in the ...
‘Speaking of Genocide’: Professor of Holocaust and Genocide Studies presents at UNM
On Sept. 30, Brown University professor of Holocaust and genocide studies, Omer Bartov, delivered a talk at the University of New Mexico about the war ...
UNM loses ‘freedom of speech’ lawsuit against conservative student organization
The University of New Mexico can no longer enforce its security fee policy for on-campus speech events after the judge made a decision in a First Amendment ...
OPINION: WTF is going on with JD Vance?
It was the donut order heard ‘round the world: On Aug. 22, JD Vance arrived at a donut shop in Valdosta, Georgia. He placed his order in the strangest ...
Albuquerque Film and Music Experience brings together filmmakers and musicians
On Wednesday, Sept. 25, the 12th annual Albuquerque Film & Music Experience began across several venues in Nob Hill, including the Guild Cinema and ...