Regents approve 3% increase in student fees
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463 Views Board rejects tuition increase recommendation The University of New Mexico’s Board of Regents voted to increase the mandatory student activity fee by 3%. The fee for undergraduates taking 15 credit hours will increase by $23.88 and $21.52 for graduate students taking 12 credit hours. The Student Fee Review Board is a group of undergraduate and […]
Isotopes: The boys are back in town
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398 Views The Albuquerque Isotopes had their first home series of the season against the Salt Lake Bees. The first three games of the series were competitive, but the Isotopes only came back to win one. The home opener on Tuesday, April 4 had a crowd of over 6,639 despite it being 43 degrees at the […]
Students get down for donations at LoboTHON
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308 Views Dance marathon raises $47,000 for UNM Children’s Hospital LoboTHON, a student-run philanthropy effort, raised $47,288.90 for the University of New Mexico Children’s Hospital this past Saturday, April 8. The event centers around a 10-hour dance marathon that has been held on campus for the past nine years and has raised over $400,000 combined from past years, […]
Bull riding stampedes into The Pit
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292 Views Colton Fritzlan wins three-day long invitational The most dangerous 8 seconds in sports came to Albuquerque with the Ty Murray Invitational as part of the Professional Bull Riding “Unleash The Beast” tour. It was a near sold out crowd all three days of the event.
Protesters’ viewpoints clash during anti-war rally
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484 Views Protesters’ viewpoints clashed at the corner of San Mateo and Gibson boulevards on Saturday, March 18 during an anti-war rally that called for an immediate end to the Russian invasion in Ukraine.
UNM student and pro rock climber seeks second national title
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359 Views 19-year-old competitive rock climber and University of New Mexico Lobo Isis Rothfork will represent New Mexico in Chicago at the Youth National Championships, hosted by USA Climbing, in July. With two landmark seasons under her harness, Rothfork remarked that she has a different mentality going into competition.
Baseball: Lobos look strong in series win at start of conference play
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408 Views The University of New Mexico baseball team played their first series of conference play on March 10 to 12 against the Air Force Academy Falcons. The Lobos won two of the three games. The Lobos lost 9-7 in 10 innings in the first game on March 10: UNM rallied late to tie the game […]
Stokes highlights University achievements in broad strokes during State of the University Address
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493 Views This past Wednesday, March 1, University of New Mexico President Garnett Stokes delivered the State of the University address during her sixth year in office. The speech highlighted achievements by the University over the past year, and its plans for future projects and goals. However, it failed to touch on several other events […]
Men’s basketball: Lobos defeat Fresno State in final home game 80-94
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405 Views On Tuesday, Feb. 28, the University of New Mexico men’s basketball defeated the Fresno State University Bulldogs 94-80 in their final home game of the season. They improved to a 8-9 record in conference play. It was senior night at The Pit: Emmanuel Kuac, KJ Jenkins, Josiah Allick, Jaelen House and Morris Udeze were […]
ASUNM wary of Opportunity Scholarship loan bill
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488 Views Appropriations approved during latest full senate meeting Free tuition at the University of New Mexico might need extra support during the state legislative session in Santa Fe to remain as is, according to Associated Students at UNM President Ian May. The Opportunity Scholarship — which currently covers tuition for many UNM students — would become […]