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Silver City, NM- The international business honors society, Delta Mu Delta is hosting a raffle raising donations on Saturday, October 28th. A portion of the donations acquired are meant for non-profit organizations in Silver City and Lordsburg. Delta Mu Delta President, Jonah Barrera explained the motive and idea behind the raffle. “The raffle helps Delta
Continue reading ➞ Delta Mu Delta Holding Raffle to Benefit Lordsburg Youth
Silver City, NM- On Friday, October 20th the Light Hall patio was filled with lively traditional German music and mouthwatering cuisine. Students and staff gathered for a more school-friendly adaptation of the traditional Oktoberfest, a folk festival traditionally celebrated in Munich, Germany since 1811. Student Life helped serve food such as schnitzel, wurst, pretzels with
Continue reading ➞ Student Life Hosts Oktoberfest Celebration
This is Poppy. This is her album. Her debut album. Her debut album is called Poppy.Computer. Known for her short robotic phrases and weird YouTube videos, Poppy released her new debut album on October 6, 2017. Though her character contains lore and is the subject of many conspiracy theories, Poppy is also a talented musician.
Continue reading ➞ ‘Poppy.Computer’ by Poppy: A Mustang Review
Silver City, NM- The anticipated annual event is finally here– WNMU’s Drag Show! On Wednesday October 11, Light Hall was absolutely packed with alumni and members of the community of Silver City of every age. The show features Lip Sync and dancing performances brought together by both men and women dressed in drag. The show
Continue reading ➞ GLAM Week: The GLAM Week Drag Show Returns to Light Hall
Silver Ciy, NM- A safe haven can be important for those who feel that they are weighed down by society’s pessimism. They are places where a vast amount of people help deal with their similar situations, thoughts, and feelings through support and expression. PFLAG offers that opportunity for individuals who identify as gay, lesbian, transgender,
Continue reading ➞ GLAM Week: PFLAG Panel Presented by The Center
Silver City NM- Western New Mexico University is gearing up for a big week as 16 universities from various states in Mexico and Costa Rica will be heading to campus to talk about collaborations with the University’s many departments. Specifically these universities are coming together not only to be partners, but to develop a curriculum
Continue reading ➞ The First International Meeting of Universities Held At WNMU
Silver City, NM- Alice Driver has dedicated her life to documenting the struggles of the oppressed. Working as a writer, editor and translator for a wide variety of publications, Driver’s latest project took her into Central America in the city of San Salvidor- the most dangerous city in the world. Driver’s mission was to chronicle
Continue reading ➞ GLAM Week: Alice Driver and the Courage and Struggle of LGBTQ Migrants
Silver City, NM- The Fine Arts Theater was filled with the lively and energetic pounding sound of the taiko drums on Saturday, October 7. Taiko Project All-Stars focuses on traditional Japanese taiko sound with a modern twist. Originally from LA, Taiko Project formed in 2000 and from that date on they have received countless awards,
Something absurd has happened in our society. While that’s nothing out of the ordinary in this day and age, something truly absurd happened this past weekend, and it’s a story that I’ve been following for some time now. On Saturday, October 7, 2017, legions of young people across the nation rallied at their local McDonald’s
Continue reading ➞ Editorial: Szechuan Sauce: The Story of the Year
Silver City, NM- On Wednesday October 5th, WNMU’s Miller Library placed their seats, couches, and chairs in a welcoming circle to initiate their panel titled “Celebrating Dreamers,” which spoke about the DACA program that is being rescinded by president Trump and gave a deeper perspective of the millions of lives being affected by the decision.
Continue reading ➞ “Celebrating Dreamers” Panel Held at Miller Library