Blackout Theatre is a bit like Pixar. The theater company brims with creativity, originality and energy, and produces the kind of work that makes similar companies shake their heads in wonder at each apparently perfect production.
“I can’t believe we’re still running this shit!” yelled Editor-in-Chief Elizabeth Cleary as she flung her own feces at the staff photographer and around the table during the weekly pub board meeting.
Senior philosophy student Edward Chavez said he can’t stop thinking. He chose his major thinking he’d find absolute truth, but now he just doesn’t know anymore.
A burn book was discovered in Scholes Hall last week by the UNM administration, which is now investigating the claims made in it. Copies of the book were later distributed across campus, which caused outrage and animal-world behavior.
Yeah, it’s true. It wasn’t an early April Fools Day joke. Steve Alford has been hired as the new men’s basketball coach at UCLA
UNM’s motorsports team is gearing up for the largest collegiate engineering competition in the world. Lobo Motorsports is sponsoring an autocross competition Saturday at UNM’s G parking lot to fundraise for the Formula Society of Automotive Engineers competition to be held in June.
Gias laid out a five-part platform for his GPSA campaign, which covers interdisciplinary research collaboration, graduate funding, community outreach, campus safety and diversity.
In one of its most complete outings of the year, the New Mexico baseball team on Thursday dominated SDSU 14-3 to take possession of first place in the Mountain West Conference standings.
The CNM Chronicle will resume its production and impounded newspapers will return to newsstands this week now that the CNM administration has backed down from its decision to suspend the student newspaper.
Julie Shigekuni has worked at UNM as the director of Asian American studies and said now is the time for a major change in student diversity on campus.
The hoof of a 1,500-pound bull narrowly missed rider Ben Jones’ cowboy hat as the bull butted into his upper arm. Jones doubled over on the stamped dirt as the bull was roped, and three sports-medicine technicians ran into the pen.
On Tuesday, CNM administrators, in a ruthless and authoritarian display of censorship, stripped students of some basic constitutional rights.
Throwing the ball or defending the pass — neither was a pretty sight for the New Mexico football team in 2012.
Undergraduates may face another core curriculum requirement. UNM’s Division for Equity and Inclusion laid out its plan Tuesday afternoon at a Faculty Senate meeting for a proposed three-credit University-wide requirement.
Tony Snell will dip his toe into the NBA waters. New Mexico head basketball coach Steve Alford said Tuesday afternoon his star junior guard will put his name into the upcoming NBA Draft.
Richard Martinez has been on UNM’s custodial staff for seven years and has only seen a pay raise once.
UNM’s latest candidate for a VP of research and economic development brings experience about how departments can weather sequestration cuts. Richard Billo is the second candidate for the position and spoke at an open forum Thursday.
This is not your daddy’s theater. Bondage, dominance, submission and sadomasochism are the top layer of David Ives’ “Venus in Fur,” presented at the Aux Dog Theatre.
GPSA presidential candidates Sharif Gias and Priscila Poliana debated for the final time this weekend before the April 1-4 elections.
Men and women united Tuesday night for a lecture on how men and boys can be the solution to ending violence against women and girls. “Why Good Men Are Silent” was given by Ted Bunch, co-founder of A Call to Men.
Solutions by The State News
