Comic, Aug. 31, 2026
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Is homelessness illegal?
New Mexico Supreme Court stays on key aspects of Project Jupiter lifted
On Aug. 23, the New Mexico Supreme Court paused proceedings for Project Jupiter, the hyperscale data center under construction in Doña Ana County, temporarily ...
Lobos look to renew state bragging rights against Aggies
For the roaster. The New Mexico Lobos and New Mexico State Aggies will clash at Aggie Memorial Stadium for the annual Rio Grande Rivalry game on Saturday, ...
Soccer: Lobos draw with Bengals
The Lobos returned to the UNM Soccer Complex after a 1-1-1 road trip and started a new homestand with a 1-1 draw against the Idaho State Bengals on Sunday, ...
UNM Swimming & Diving opens season with Cherry-Silver exhibition
The UNM Swimming and Diving team opened its 2026-27 season with its annual Cherry-Silver Intrasquad meet at Seidler Natatorium on Saturday, Sept. 19. ...
Football: New Mexico gives Oklahoma all it could handle, loses nail-biter 14-6
The Lobos beat the Lobos. When New Mexico’s offense took one step forward, it always seemed to take two steps back. UNM suffered their first loss of ...
DOJ files suit against state over scholarship eligibility for undocumented students
On Aug. 27, the United States Department of Justice filed a lawsuit against the New Mexico Higher Education Department and its acting Executive Officer, ...
State Fair brings rides, food innovation, community spirit to The Land of Enchantment
Fan-favorite fried food and carnival rides have returned with the annual New Mexico State Fair. From ferris wheels, to The Super Himalaya, to The Sizzler, ...
Review: ‘Resident Evil’ delivers gore, laughs and a relentless fight for survival
The first Resident Evil game was released by Capcom on March 22, 1996, making 2026 the series’ 30th anniversary. Three decades later, the franchise ...
Opinion: Limonata, the Nob Hill cafe creating community one sip at a time
The cafe scene in Nob Hill has always been a hotspot for students, but one spot is seeking to go beyond the usual cup of coffee: Limonata Cafe. Ever since ...
Local celebration held to signal Hispanic Heritage Month
Kicking off the beginning of Hispanic Heritage Month, the annual OSVC Hispanic Heritage Celebration was held on Sept. 19 at the Open Space Visitor Center ...
OPINION: Bobbleheads of the week
Where there’s a victor, there’s a loser, and sometimes, certain athletes contribute to their team’s shortcomings. These athletes are favorably called ...
Football: How the Lobos can pull off the upset against the Sooners
The New Mexico Lobos have a challenge coming up. The Lobos will travel to Norman, Okla. to face off against the 24th-ranked Oklahoma Sooners this ...
New Mexico’s daunting test against Oklahoma echoes last season’s matchups against Michigan and UCLA
There’s something familiar about facing Power Four opponents in Week 3 for the New Mexico Lobos. A year ago, as 16-point underdogs, Head Coach ...
TEDxABQ takes over the Railyards
The annual TEDxABQ event returned to the recently renovated Albuquerque Railyards on Saturday, Aug. 29, bringing together creative minds from all over ...
Social media success propels local romance bookstore
Albuquerque’s newest romance bookstore and coffee shop, Vellum&Vine, opened its doors on Saturday, Aug. 15, attracting a long line of romance and ...
