The UNM men’s basketball team captured a 73-58 victory over Idaho on Friday night at The Pit. The Lobo women, meanwhile, reached the championship of the Thanksgiving Tournament earlier Friday with an 81-59 win over North Texas.
Defense was the theme of the night for the UNM women’s basketball team, which beat in-state rival New Mexico State 60-37.
UNM President Robert Frank looks to change the University’s budget model to a system that would require each department to depend on the money it generates.
As part of his goals as the new president, UNM President Robert Frank plans to establish a College of Public Health that will offer undergraduate, master’s and doctoral degrees to students.
UNM honors professor Chris Holden said he looks to video games as a teaching tool. Holden is an advocate for education through video games and mobile games and has held discussions with students and faculty members throughout the semester about games in the classroom.
The plays in the “Tuna” series are shows for actors. This is barely plural, as there are only two actors in the entire show, though they each play nearly a dozen distinct characters.
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UNM President Robert Frank, who earned his bachelor’s, master’s and doctorate degrees from UNM, is the first University alumnus to serve as president.
Pro-Palestine protesters rallied Friday in opposition to Israeli attacks on the Gaza Strip, chanting “Palestine will live on forever.”
Organizations that request funding from the Student Fee Review Board will have to make their cases at hearings held over winter break.
Robert Frank will be inaugurated on Sunday as the 21st president of UNM. Frank’s inauguration ceremony will take place along with the unveiling of a giant U in front of Hodgin Hall. Michelle McRuiz, managing editor of the UNM Alumni Association’s magazine “Mirage,” said the statue was a gift from the association in an effort to strengthen campus pride.
Freshmen who begin attending the University in fall 2014 may be required to take a U.S. and global diversity course.
Editor-in-Chief of the Blue Mesa Review Nora Hickey said that in the publication’s 29 years, its annual issue never went without a print edition, until now.
The ASUNM Senate welcomed six new members Wednesday night. The RISE slate, the only slate to run this semester, dominated the race. Nine out of RISE’s 10 candidates won a seat.
Six people in the Department of Safety and Risk Services have been laid off following an audit performed earlier this year.
John Lewis placed a 100-year-old diamond-tipped phonograph needle onto a half-inch thick record, and “Cowgirl Polka” blasted from the wood cabinet.
Tony Snell isn’t the most outspoken player. He’s generally soft-spoken in his post-game interviews and he quietly goes about his business on the floor.
Students should expect faster Wi-Fi on campus by the end of the semester, when UNM’s IT Department expects to complete access-point replacements.
Food trucks have popped up around Albuquerque like hot tamales, particularly outside bars that serve especially hoppy beer
UNM students will roam campus tonight, checking for safety hazards and inadequate lighting at the semiannual Campus Safety walk. Student conduct officer and event organizer Rob Burford said the safety walks have been a UNM tradition since the ‘90s.
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