Protesters gather and march after Trump’s reelection

Sports

Football: Lobos claw to a nail-biting 38-35 victory over ranked Washington State

Izabella Kubiak-Reseigh · November 18

The University of New Mexico football team came up big against nationally ranked No. 19/18 Washington State University Cougars on Saturday, Nov. 16, securing ...

News

REVIEW: ‘The Crow’ — dream the crow black dream

Marcela Johnson · November 18

Thirty years later, “The Crow,” released in 1994 and directed by Alex Proyas, still holds up. From the moody atmosphere to the perfect soundtrack, ...

Culture

Explora hosts night full of fungi and fermentations

Paloma Chapa · November 18

On Friday, Nov. 15, during Explora’s Adult Night, local fungi and fermentation vendors gave visitors a taste of mushrooms, mold and fermented foods. Visitors ...

Culture

Nuclear Museum honors Native American Heritage Month

John Hefti · November 18

Until the end of November, the National Museum of Nuclear Science & History will display a banner exhibit highlighting the scientific contributions ...

Sports

Volleyball: Lobos wrangle the Broncos in tight four-set victory

Izabella Kubiak-Reseigh · November 18

The University of New Mexico’s volleyball team won in four sets against the Boise State University Broncos in the Senior Night game on Thursday, Nov. ...

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REVIEW: The Cure showcases angst, hope and beauty in new album

Elijah Ritch · November 18

On Nov. 1, rock band The Cure released its 14th album “Songs of a Lost World.” The first album in 16 years from the goth-rock titans, “Songs of ...

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New Mexico experiences warmest October in more than a century

Jaden Mckelvey-Francis · November 18

In October, New Mexico experienced an average temperature of 60.8 degrees Fahrenheit — the highest for the month since the National Oceanic and Atmospheric ...

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REVIEW: Will we look back at this and laugh?

Addison Fulton · November 15

There’s an old adage that comedy is just tragedy given time. But, in the modern comedy landscape, we don’t have time. Everything has to be funny now, ...

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Community participates in same-day voter registration at UNM

Shin Thant Hlaing · November 12

After 7 p.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 5, a line of students and community members for same-day voter registration voting extended through about half of the Student ...

Culture

‘Preconceived’: UNM film screening depicts anti-abortion pregnancy clinics

Addison Fulton · November 12

On Nov. 4, the University of New Mexico held a film viewing of “Preconceived: The Unexpected World of Crisis Pregnancy Centers,” which depicts the ...

Sports

Volleyball: Lobos stun Utah State Aggies with a five-set victory

Elizabeth Bolke and Izabella Kubiak-Reseigh · November 11

The University of New Mexico volleyball team won in a nail-biting five-set victory over the Utah State University Aggies on Saturday, Nov. 9. The Lobos ...

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Winter storm leaves thousands of New Mexicans without power, trees damaged

Leila Chapa and Paloma Chapa · November 11

On Thursday, Nov. 7, a winter storm caused 50,000 people to lose power throughout the northern half of New Mexico. Impacted areas included Albuquerque, ...

Culture

A guide to post-election mental health resources on campus

Lily Alexander · November 11

A report this year by the American Psychological Association showed that the presidential election was a significant source of stress for 69% of adults. ...

News

From ‘concrete pond’ to ‘center of peace’: Students react to Duck Pond renovation

Shin Thant Hlaing · November 11

The University of New Mexico Duck Pond is scheduled for renovations from Nov. 6 until late spring 2025. Originally named University Pond, the Duck Pond ...

News

ASUNM denies Lawbook amendment

Elliott Wood · November 11

On Wednesday, Nov. 6, the Associated Students at the University of New Mexico passed 10 appropriations and one bill after ultimately denying a bill that ...