Doors open Saturday at the The Pit for the nation's largest American Indian pow-wow festivities, including dances, singers and celebrity guest appearances.
UNM General Library administrators are allowing visitors to openly eat and drink in the facilities - a change they hope will provide a more inviting atmosphere.
I must confess that my interview with Kurt Vonnegut Jr. is something I still struggle to understand.
I joined a march on Saturday to protest against the war. I hold no anti-capitalist/anti-corporate opinions and found that side of the protests irrelevant.
I have some pressing concerns regarding Tuesday's Muslim Student Association's anti-Israeli exhibit. The degree of pro-Palestinian bias and spin present in the display appalled me to say the least. If the Muslim Student Association's supposed goal was to educate people about the conflict in the Middle East, it clearly failed.
While it is hard to convince the majority of people on this campus to agree on anything, the consensus after UNM President Bill Gordon announced his retirement was that he would be sorely missed.
Carmen Lomas Garza, an internationally acclaimed artist whose work echoed the pride and ownership associated with the 1960s Chicano Movement, will present an impressive retrospective this weekend at the National Hispanic Cultural Center.
Brenden Rogers from the Baha'i organization speaks to freshman David Varley at a booth near the Duck Pond Wednesday.
The legacy of Reies L¢pez Tijerina and an ongoing 150-year-old land grant battle were the focus of doctoral candidate James Barrera's discussion Wednesday during the Dolores Gonzales Colloquy Series.
I wanted to take the time and thank everyone who participated in Wednesday's "Poetry Today," an event celebrating National Poetry Month.
While I am ecstatic to see that the seedy Greek underbelly of UNM is finally getting some much needed attention by way of Sigma Chi's charter revocation, I am appalled that it took so many incidents to garner this notice.
Current news editor and seasoned Daily Lobo staff member Angela Williams has been named the newspaper's editor in chief for the 2002-2003 school year.
A strange phenomenon is rapidly taking over the world. In 1999, it was estimated to have brought in more than $12 billion - exceeding the gross national product of Cambodia, El Salvador and Jamaica combined. For years, fans have dressed up as space aliens waving glowing swords, and have devoted weeks to stand in line for it. This week, it even graces the cover of Time magazine.
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.
Before seeing the Vortex's production of Tracy Letts' "Killer Joe," I associated the words Killer Joe with the jazz standard made famous by the Jazztet and Quincy Jones. Now "Killer Joe" brings to mind chicken bones and insurance policies, among other things.
A recent resurgence of downtown development in southwest cities, especially with regard to public space, has had mixed results, says UNM Center for the Southwest director Virginia Scharff.
The UNM men's basketball team is rebuilding under head coach Ritchie McKay after a month of turmoil by adding another player on Tuesday.
Solutions by The State News
