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Eco-Art: Making Art to Reconcile with the Climate Crisis is an interdisciplinary course, developed and team-taught by Associate Professor Megan Jacobs and honors student, Kineo Memmer in spring 2023, that integrated the disciplines of art and...

Sports fans and spirited students alike will reignite a tradition of school spirit at Red Rally, Thursday, Sept. 14. The annual pep rally takes place at 8 p.m. at Johnson Field. Thousands of Lobos are anticipated to turn out for the burning of the...

Lobo Living Room returns Sept. 6 with a discussion about artificial intelligence featuring faculty members from UNM’s Interdisciplinary Working Group on Algorithmic Justice. Lobo Living Room: The Bits and Bytes of Artifical Intelligence features a...

Founded over three decades ago to accommodate the growing demand for high-quality bike repair and services within the UNM community, The Lobo Bike Shop provides service at a discounted rate for students, staff, and...

The Lobo Cancer Challenge is getting ready to celebrate its seventh consecutive year for the annual community event. Over the past six years, hundreds of people have run, walked, climbed stairs and rode their bikes in a community effort to raise money...

The term research – originally derived from the French word "recherche” in the 1500s – means "to seek," more specifically to seek new knowledge, and that’s a firm practice Omathanu “Om” Perumal has believed in since he was a child. It’s the mantra that...

As the independent voice of the students of The University of New Mexico since 1895, the Daily Lobo has achieved countless milestones—many of which are cause for celebration. Each year, members of the UNM Daily Lobo and Student Publications Alumni...

University of New Mexico Food works to offer something for everyone, but last month they took a step to make access to food even more accessible. In partnership with local tourism organization, Visit ABQ, UNM Food held its first-ever donation drive for...

Mountains, trails and arenas of sand and dirt–New Mexico has a whole realm of outdoor activities which welcome a person on two wheels.  Still, before you put your feet on the pedals, and slap on a helmet, there’s so much to understand about the thing we...

Much of the studying at a university happens inside a classroom or library, but one Spring Biology graduate at The University of New Mexico, learned most outdoors. Simon Doneski recently completed a Bachelor of Science in Biology and plans to continue...