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Training for the annual Lobo Triathlon is past the halfway point. The event, set for Sunday, April 9, is limited to the first, 300 registrants. Early-bird registration and student discounts end on March 17. Below is the training regimen for Week 7 and...

The University of New Mexico’s Lobo Reading Experience, in partnership with Celebration of Student Writing in the Department of English, presents The Story of Each of Us, Defines all of Us, by Daisy Hernández, author of “A Cup of Water Under My...

Nearly two decades ago, researchers at The University of New Mexico took interest in a project that took them to the lush jungles of southwestern Uganda. Not far from the borders of the Congo, these desert-dwelling Anthropologists established...

The Lobo Triathlon is rapidly approaching on Sunday, April 9. The past several weeks (3, 4 and 5) were designed to build strength.  During the coming weeks (6 , 7, 8), you will be using that strength to increase endurance. Continue with the training...

The University of New Mexico helps to feed hungry students with its Lobo Food Pantry, a program that offers students in need free groceries donated by the Road Runner Food Bank (RRFB) of New Mexico. The next Lobo Food Pantry is set for Friday, Feb....

The University of New Mexico Alumni Association, in partnership with D.H. Lawrence Ranch Initiatives with support from the Witter Bynner Poetry Foundation and the UNM Department of English Language and Literature, hosts the inaugural D.H. Lawrence...

It’s the halfway point in the 12-week training schedule for the Lobo Triathlon, Kids Race and Wellness Fair 2017 set for Sunday, April 9. See below for this week's training suggestions and goals. Week 5 Training: Feb. 13-18 Monday: Swim 800 yards – 6...

Follow the weekly training guide to prepare for the Lobo Triathlon on April 9. Week 4 Training: February 6 - 12 Monday: Swim 800 yards – 6 x 50 yards with a 20 second recovery between sets, then 4x100 yards with a 25 second recovery between sets. Do a...

The 2017 Lobo Triathlon, is a sprint distance race, perfect for the first time triathlete or seasoned competitor. The UNM Health Sciences Center has been providing a weekly training schedule designed to prepare interested participants for the Lobo Triathlon on Sunday, April 9.

The first three weeks of training for the Lobo Triathlon, set for Sunday, April 9, built an endurance base.  The next three will focus on building strength and begin with a recovery week, where yardage/mileage are slightly reduced.  Daily fluid intake...