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The Lobo Reading Experience (LRE) Committee is currently in the process of selecting its book for the 2015-16 academic year. For the past six years, the Lobo Reading Experience has engaged students, staff and faculty in a program that sparks academic discussion across all disciplines by integrating a book voted on by faculty, staff and students, and used in the classroom and offering outside classroom experiences.

Students, staff and others not only got an opportunity to quiz the lead investigator of a campus climate assessment on sexual violence recently, they also got to offer suggestions on how the University of New Mexico can better face this...

The University of New Mexico Latin American & Iberian Institute Foreign Language and Area Studies (FLAS) fellowship deadline for both the 2015-16 Academic Year and the 2015 Summer fellowship is Friday, Feb. 6 at 5 p.m. Full-time UNM students, graduate or undergraduate in any discipline who are focusing on the study of Latin America may apply.

The New Mexico House of Representatives has approved House Resolution 1 (HR 1), which changes committee structure, on a 37-30 party-line vote. Facing major restructuring, the now minority house democrats argued strenuously against name changes, new ...

The LoboPerks Vendor Fairs are set for Tuesday-Wednesday, Jan. 27-28. The north campus vendor fair is Tuesday, Jan. 27 on the 3rd floor of the Domenici Building in rm. 3010 located in the west wing. On Wednesday, Jan. 28, the LoboPerks Vendor Fair will be held in the SUB Atrium on main campus. Both events will be held from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

An independent review team Thursday presented the highlights of a report prepared for the University of New Mexico on the culture and attitudes related to sexual assault on campus. Jill Pilgrim, of Pilgrim & Associates (P&A), headed the four-member team...

The New Mexico Inspection of Public Records Act (IPRA) is built on the United States’ historical position that the records of government are “the people’s records.” The policy of the University of New Mexico is to fully comply with all provisions and ...

The times are changing, but change won’t come easily. That’s what the new House of Representatives leadership will encounter as they seek to restructure committees. Part of the proposed change is outlined in House Resolution 1 (HR 1), which was considered by House Rules today.

The leader of an external team of experts that reviewed the campus culture on sexual assault at the University of New Mexico will present the highlights of that report this week. Jill Pilgrim headed the four-member team that spent several weeks...

The New Mexico Legislature convened in Santa Fe at noon today, with a senate that promises a steadiness forged in previous sessions while the House of Representatives experiences momentous change, even down to seating assignments, office space and parking slots.