The wind in New Mexico blows and blows It messes up your hair and curls your toes It plants dirt in your ears, eyes, and up your nose Animals hide not even a bird crows […]

Estudiante en la Mira: Julianna Ortiz Por: Rae Arnett Traducida por: Viridiana Meza Juliana Ortiz es una nativa de Albuquerque y una junior en la Universidad del Este de Nuevo México. Ella disfruta pasar tiempo […]

By Shaun Banther Auditions have begun this week for Eastern New Mexico University Student Radio’s upcoming radio drama Saying Hello to Goodbye. The radio play, directed by Jim Lee, adjunct professor of Communication, focuses on […]

By Rae Arnett The New Mexico Lottery Scholarship has allowed me to make it to my senior year with less than $5,000 in student loans. Several students have no debt because of the Lottery Scholarship. […]

By Mark Foley Derek Jeter announced February 12 that the 2014 season would be his last. Jeter will finish his career with the Yankees. New York drafted the all-time great shortstop with the sixth pick […]

By Blake Smith    One of my favorite things on this planet is the sport of basketball. I am an avid NBA fan—go Lakers—but I am also a big fan of college basketball.    College […]

By Brad Hamann As a working artist who sold his first piece in 1976, I find myself amazed at the stubborn perpetuation of the fallacious concept of the “starving artist.” Incredibly, it continues to find […]

By Eamon Scarbrough    The best advice I’ve ever received came from a band called Napalm Death, who I saw from the front of a huge crowd.    In between songs, the vocalist would banter, […]

By Linda Squire    A midterm election will take place in November 2014. As you enter the voting booth, will you understand the positions of the various candidates and how the ideas of these people […]