In an era of rampant misinformation on social media, journalists need to be extremely aware of false stories that can easily spread through these networks, …
From the classroom to the polls: Early voting coming to the University of New Mexico
Early voting began at the University of New Mexico Oct. 19 to enable students, faculty, staff and the Albuquerque community to cast their ballots for …
Threat of AI and misinformation loom as journalists look to fight back
National Association of Hispanic Journalists held a two-part presentation on how misinformation spreads, and how it can be stopped.
Project 2025 poised to roll back LGBTQ rights
As election day draws near, more and more people are becoming nervous about what the future will hold for them. Specifically, many within the LGBTQ …
Panel explores how undecided voters view Harris’ identity
As the presidential election approaches, many undecided voters ask themselves one central question: “Who should I vote for?” A meeting at the University of New …
Harris’ racial identity focus of UNM panel
The University of New Mexico hosted a panel Oct. 2 to discuss the racial and gender politics of Vice President Kamala Harris as she seeks …
Trump’s Project 2025 could affect everyone — including you
A panel of local experts gathered at the Santa Fe brewery Boxcar on Sept. 26 for a fundraiser titled News and Brews. Hosted by New …
Polls show voters’ election concerns
Rent poll results revealed more than 53% of New Mexicans say their biggest concerns this election cycle are the economy and crime. Both issues have …
New Mexico Border Authority sets ambitious goals
The New Mexico Border Authority on Sept. 9 presented its annual report in Socorro, detailing the NMBA’s specific actions for the fiscal year.