Students riding the shuttles from various parking lots to campus may be getting more of a roller coaster ride than transportation supervisors suspect.
Students can "get drunk" at an interactive cyber-bar that allows participants to estimate their blood alcohol concentrations today at 11:45 a.m. in front of Popejoy Hall.
Members of the Bernalillo County Green Party elected new officers and brainstormed ways to boost party participation during the group's annual convention Saturday at the UNM Law School.
Dancers from the Rhythm Cartel shouted and pounded their feet for an audience of local high school dance teams during the Third Annual Step Show Saturday at the Continuing Education Auditorium.
Coming soon: A robotic nurse, a talking coin counter, a voice activated reclining wheelchair, a washing machine that recycles water and flying cars.
The Zerk Ensemble opened doors to Middle East and the Ottoman Empire during an interactive performance titled "Music, Art and Storytelling from the World of Islam" at Maxwell Museum Saturday.
State Rep. Rob Burpo, R-Albuquerque, says New Mexico lawmakers will have to rewrite the tax code, clear up water rights disputes with Texas and fix its schools if the state is ever to improve its economy.
If you haven't already made spring break reservations for Cancun, South Padre Island, San Diego or Jamaica, don't plan on packing your bags.
China's recent admission to the World Trade Organization will ease, but not eliminate, barriers to international trade, visiting professor Peter Walters said Thursday.
Members of University fraternities and sororities played games with patients at the UNM Children's Hospital Tuesday and Wednesday as part of their annual Greek Week activities.
Recently, I have been struggling with the idea of art versus entertainment. What exactly makes a work purely entertainment as opposed to something of worldly value, of artistic complexity?
Demonstrators opposing the the anti-abortion exhibit erected on campus this week by Justice For All Inc. say they fear such groups are whittling away at women's rights to abort a pregnancy.
The leader of a nationally-recognized brokerage firm emphasized the importance of personal ethics in an often cut-throat business world during a presentation at the Anderson Schools of Management Wednesday.
Justice For All Inc., the anti-abortion group sponsoring a week-long display on campus featuring large pictures of aborted fetuses, is no stranger to controversy.
President Bush will travel to a front line of his "axis of evil" Wednesday to cast North Korea's leaders as the forces of darkness.
Organizers of counter-demonstrations to a 30-foot tall, 40-foot long anti-abortion exhibit near Ortega Hall say they want to offer alternative viewpoints to the graphic display they call propaganda.
Burnt out light bulbs, large cracks in sidewalks and tall bushes were at the top of most checklists Tuesday evening as UNM students surveyed the campus during the spring semester safety walk.
ALBUQUERQUE (AP) - The Albuquerque Police Department won't have its new $1.5 million patrol helicopter in the air as much as it tightens its belt.
A 40-foot long, 18-foot tall display featuring pictures of aborted fetuses brought screams and jeers, as well as calm debate and support from passers-by to the traveling exhibit erected by anti-abortion group, Justice for All, Inc.
Mexican Consul Juan Manuel Solana will speak about the impact of terrorism on U.S. and Mexican tourism and trade Wednesday from 5-7 p.m in Dane Smith Hall Room 225.
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