As part of our Curious UNM project, our reporters are taking questions about the University of New Mexico. These questions can look at any aspect of life on campus, from historical moments to current events. This story by Sevía Gonzales looks at the question of “Why is it so difficult to schedule meetings with advisors?” […]
By Madison Spratto / New Mexico News Port As part of our Curious UNM project, our reporters are seeking questions about the University of New Mexico. These questions can look at any aspect of life on campus, from historical moments to current events. This story looks at the question, “Who benefits from the Lobo First-Year […]
By Eduardo Naranjo / NM News Port As part of our Curious UNM project, our reporters are taking questions about the University of New Mexico. These questions can look at any aspect of life on campus, from historical moments to current events. This story by Eduardo Naranjo looks at the question of “How are UNM students […]
By Joe Rull / New Mexico News Port As part of our Curious UNM project, our reporters are seeking questions from the UNM community about the university. These questions can look at any aspect of life on campus, from historical moments to current events. This story by Joe Rull looks at the question of “What […]
This spring, student reporters in the UNM C&J department are bringing back Curious New Mexico. This project started in 2014, inspired by the WBEZ Curious City project in Chicago. Community members asked us questions like what is the oldest building in the state and are there dead bodies and giant catfish in Elephant Butte, and […]
Recently released city of Albuquerque data about its 311 hotline shows Albuquerqueans who call the number are looking for info on bus routes, trash removal and animal services, among other topics. The data gives a snapshot of the phone line, which started as a way to centralize all non-emergency calls about city services. Students in an […]
As part of our Curious New Mexico project, UNM student Sophie Wickert wanted to know if chile seeds could be bad for your stomach. Reporters Tomås Moya and Julian Chavez talked to some local chile and health experts about the health effects of the local vegetable who said there seems to be far more health […]
By Tomás Moya and Julian Chavez/NM News Port As part of our Curious New Mexico project, UNM senior Jaylee Caruso wanted to know when students can expect to see renovations at Johnson Center. After years of planning and meetings, the board of regents announced in February the authorization of $55 million in bonds, $35 million of […]
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] As part of our Curious New Mexico project, native New Mexican Cathy Martinez asked about New Mexico’s Spaceport and what it has to offer. By Kelsey Harney and Brooklyn Botz / NM News Port The world’s first purpose-built commercial spaceport, Spaceport America, is located near Truth or Consequences, New Mexico. Since its development in […]
