By Jake Schwanitz / NM News Port One New Mexico charter school is taking advantage of a booming industry that has made an impact …
Board game cafe focuses on social experience
By Alicia Padilla / NM News Port Rory Veronda, owner of the Empire Board Game Library says he spends a lot of his work …
Engines revving for Innovate ABQ
UNM’s Innovation Academy students to have housing option in Downtown Albuquerque By Marino Spencer / NM News Port Construction crews this summer will start work …
Women encouraged to get techy
By Victor Santos, Robert Vallejos and Stephen Montoya / NM News Port Women need to learn more about coding and being creative, the head …
One Million Cups connects local entrepreneurs
By Addison Flores-Thorpe, Maleesa Sehlmeyer and Maddie Parker / NM News Port One Million Cups, a program that educates and connects entrepreneurs, holds meetings …
UNM Entrepreneurial Club Helps Would-be Business Owners
By Alisha Barber / NM News Port Kenneth Street wanted a place on the University of New Mexico campus to help formulate big ideas …
Groups work to boost minorities in tech
Editor’s note: It’s no secret the tech world usually doesn’t score high marks when it comes to diversity. Women and minorities are underrepresented in jobs that …
Catalyst Week Helps Entrepreneurs Excel
By Melody Daskalos / NM News Port A BBQ food truck in the making, an advertising company and a consulting group have been named …
Could Eating Green Chile Hurt Me?
As part of our Curious New Mexico project, UNM student Sophie Wickert wanted to know if chile seeds could be bad for your stomach. …
